Examples of using Relatively little in English and their translations into Hebrew
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patience, and minimal mechanical ability can get one tuned up and running well with relatively little expense.
Still, surveys we have conducted show employees attribute relatively little importance to company activities compared to other employment components,
and its triggers, relatively little progress has been in made on fighting the disease.
P&G uses relatively little palm oil,
Relatively little is known about his life especially considering his contemporary stature as a composer, and the comparatively well-documented
Yet the island is relatively little known by mass tourism and can offer an unexpected and unique experience.
Relatively little is known about the underlying mechanisms that lead to the cognitive
It is a legend, relatively little known, which Konrad Fleck transformed into poetic form in 1230.
We have relatively little CGI in this film- lots of real action and fights,
we know relatively little about when and how we come to care about the opinion of others.
In contrast, New Zealanders, who consume relatively little fish, report a 6% annual rate of depression.
Her style changed relatively little over her career, although it became a little more fitted in the 1930s.
The incandescent light bulb widely used in the 20th century produced relatively little blue light.
It is perhaps surprising that immunization appears to have contributed relatively little to the advances…”.
until recently there has been relatively little attention paid to disorders of sleep.
lung failure-- things that we know are debilitating diseases, for which there's relatively little that can be done.
a single economic policy, the Jewish and Arab economies developed separately, with relatively little connection.
Anthony was dissatisfied with her own writing ability and wrote relatively little for publication.
It's so interesting that the gentiles talk about this so much and the Jews- relatively little.
The incandescent light bulb widely used in the twentieth century produced relatively little blue light.
