Sentence examples for as much relative from inspiring English sources

"Thus," the researchers write, "the social consequences of increased inequality may not entail as much relative impoverishment, or as much perceived injustice, as might appear".

By his calculation, housing costs nearly twice as much relative to local incomes in the states with the strictest planning regimes compared with those with the most permissive.

This raised the average level of performance — but also made it harder for any one athlete to stand out quite as much relative to his peers.

Our states' debt burden, while sizable, is far more manageable than that of the PIIGS, which owe three times as much relative to G.D.P. as American state and local governments.

That's roughly as much, relative to average annual income, as a personal computer today.

Today, an apartment condominium costs as much relative to average incomes as a detached house did in 2000.

Here the differences had to do with gender but just as much with relative size and weight — physical factors crucial to the expressivity of Ms. Weare's art.

South Korea is the big exception: households have as much debt relative to their income as Americans and their saving rate has fallen over the past decade from 18% of disposable income to only 4%.

"We need to give them as much game-relative training rather than doing everything via drills," he says.

The model overpredicts relative humidity by as much as 8% relative humidity and underpredicts the solution composition by as much as 8 molal (or 40%).

Calibrated temperature (± 1°) and relative humidity probes (Vaisala Inc., model HMP243 or HMP233) were placed just above the solutions in the beakers, because microenvironments within the beakers differed from the environmental chamber relative humidity by as much as 5% relative humidity.