Examples of using Relatively modest in English and their translations into Slovak
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By contract, seafood farming in the Adriatic has been expanding for several decades now to add to the relatively modest catch(excl. the pelagic fish).
The relatively modest scale of eContent's intervention was thus not leveraged to the greatest possible extent.
This lake may have a relatively modest area of 32 square miles only, but it has a considerate maximum depth of 190 feet
robust increases followed a period of relatively modest increases( of less than 3%)
Astonishingly the FZ200 has a constant aperture of F/2.8 throughout its now relatively modest 24x zoom range,
Usability for us is relatively modest for a phone, but there is a level below which we do not consider it worthwhile to enter.
The intervention resulted in a relatively modest weight loss,
rest in a relatively modest space for two sometimes completely different people?
This is due to the fact that in this area, it is possible to achieve spectacular savings with a relatively modest financial expenditure.
athletes show relatively modest figures.
fluctuations in most other bilateral euro currency pairs were relatively modest.
which attracts considerable funds from relatively modest investments.
However, these relatively modest gains are often outpaced by growing demand, even if the recession slowed activity in some areas.
But these relatively modest gains are often outpaced by growing demand, even if the recent economic recession temporarily slowed activity in some areas.
By deploying its armed forces in Syria in relatively modest volumes, at relatively low cost
On a relatively modest Prime Minister's salary, he has mysteriously managed to become a multi-millionaire.
However, the costs are relatively modest for both options and of the order of €20-30 million per annum in 2020.
Moreover, although the numbers of agency workers are relatively modest, the importance of this flexible form of working in the functioning of national labour markets cannot be denied.
It is relatively modest, but despite that it can be spontaneous
The relatively modest fulfilment rate for those specific indicators reflected the limited added value of this approach in the PFM reform process(see paragraph 50).