Sentence examples for absolute terms will from inspiring English sources

In absolute terms, will it benefit Labour or Conservatives more?

Agriculture and livestock contribute about 30% of national output, and in absolute terms will grow steeply in the medium to long term.

For example, even those lucky enough to get a whopping 5% pay increase this year (great in absolute terms) will still feel dissatisfied when they see BP CEO Bob Dudley's sickening £14m pay package.

This tells us that the real definitions of absolute terms will be complex connotative expressions.

So in absolute terms GDP will rise, but the prosperity of average Americans will stagnate or drop.

Though China and India will continue to have a major share of the world's population, in absolute terms Nigeria will see the highest increase in its under-18 population of any country, adding 31 million children, a rise of 41 per cent, between 2010 and 2025.

"In absolute terms, men will face nearly 4m job losses and 1.4m gains, approximately three jobs lost for every job gained, whereas women will face 3m job losses and only 0.55m gains, more than five jobs lost for every job gained".

But this is true only in absolute terms: workers will still get proportionately more tax relief than bosses.

In absolute terms, it will still be far more efficient to put up a solar panel and plant in Marrakech than in Manchester.

They are then whittled down, so that, by the time results are announced, they are invariably too low, typically by around 2%. Conveniently, this ensures that, however poor results are in absolute terms, there will always be more headlines about better-than-expected profits than about disappointments.

Zero fossil-fuel emissions in absolute terms likely will remain elusive and impractical even beyond 2050.