Sentence examples for and a relative fall 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.

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.

The primary reason for the observed change in risk-group IRs was a significant increase in the numbers of histological Gleason sum 7 cancers and a relative fall in Gleason sum 6 cancers.

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

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.

Because deposits are generally nonrefundable, most brokers recommend that you buy trip cancellation insurance, which can help you recoup any losses if you or a relative fall ill and you cannot make the trip, or if your trip is disrupted by a tropical storm.

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

Post-glacial rises in sea level have been combined with isostatic rises of the land resulting in a relative fall in sea level in most areas.

Importantly, in the latter study, cerebral metabolic rate for glucose in the brain showed a relative rise in aware subjects versus a relative fall in unaware subjects.

Another clear observation in this study was a relative fall in numbers of men presenting with metastatic disease, which is consistent with other recent population-based studies (Adolfsson et al, 2007).

These include medical treatment of at least £1m in Europe and £2m if you're heading elsewhere, with access to an air ambulance to get you home; cover for cancellation or curtailment and the cost of getting home if, for instance, a relative falls ill; and a 24-hour emergency line.