Sentence examples for a relative fall in from inspiring English sources

It blames a mix of high house prices, tougher lending restrictions and a relative fall in the income of first-time buyers for the squeeze on home ownership.

First, the river systems were initiated on a 'blank canvas' of Cretaceous Chalk left exposed and deeply eroded because of a relative fall in sea-level.

German companies have shown a remarkable improvement in their competitiveness thanks to a relative fall in their unit labour costs (see chart).

The Holocene beach ridges form part of a progradational beach ridge plain, which has been interpreted to have formed during an isostatic uplift and a relative fall in the sea level over the past 7700 years.

A transport policy thus increases wages and leads to a relative fall in the wage gap between the majority and the minority.

Also, Bishop et al. (2005) suggested that knickpoints can be the result of disequilibrium steepening in response to a relative fall in base level, where the base level of the river falls giving it some extra gravitational energy to erode vertically.

The downturn of the economic cycle means an absolute or relative fall in output, which lead to an increase in unemployment, which in turn increases payments to the unemployed.

This event represents a non-depositional hiatus in the Vulcan sub-basin in elevated areas such as the Ashmore Platform and Londonderry High, creating a large erosional surface due the relative fall in sea level (Mory 1991).

America's relative fall in educational attainment is striking in several dimensions.

The longer-term relative fall in sea-level during DS3 downstepping reef progradation does not correlate with a published third-order eustatic fall.

The long-term relative fall in sea-level occurred during the uppermost Early Aptian, which subaerially exposed the carbonate platform established during the first HST and resulted in the deposition of the FRWST, is interpreted as one of global significance.