Sentence examples for become in relation from inspiring English sources

Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, has often observed in recent months how expensive some stocks have become in relation to their demonstrated earning power and how stock market profits have helped sustain the economic boom.

Picking Veh, a coach who was very good at riding a wave of success but has often proved completely unable to solve problems, was a grave mistake – he has obviously underestimated just how poor the team have become in relation to their rivals.

In any case Britain has a large population, accustomed to and skilled in industrial life, who, within the confines of the British Isles, would suffer a sharp drop in standards if they were destined to become the pioneers of a de-industrial revolution.You only have to move about western Europe nowadays to realise how poor and unproud the British have become in relation to their neighbours.

Impeachment proceedings in Washington and concerns about how expensive stocks have become in relation to corporate earnings sent the market tumbling to its lowest level since Oct. 30.

Maybe the Hang Seng is completely mispriced and maybe the actual Chinese investors don't see how great their economy has become in relation to their economic growth or maybe, just maybe, their economic growth numbers are B*LLSH*T!!!  .

Rather, the more its leaders, scholars and representatives are seen to be engaged in respectful cooperation with other religions, the more open and understanding Saudi society will become in relation to those other religions.

Thus, "a is red" becomes "in relation to our sense organ of vision, a is red".

Perhaps Mr Blair's fear is not that the Commons would become weaker in relation to the Lords, but that Parliament would become stronger in relation to the prime minister.

While Bush administration officials say they do not want to get deeply involved in brokering relations between China and Taiwan, the overture shows how instrumental American mediation has become in preventing tense relations across the Taiwan Strait from deteriorating into armed conflict.

Hence, the fine structure emission becomes more prominent when the relative amount of stacking faults increases in shorter NWs, or in other words, the pure ZB segments become shorter in relation to the charge carrier diffusion length.

In a circular sent to judges, courts and the police, the Ministry of Justice confirmed that what were previously known as "squatters' rights" – preventing forcible entry to an occupied building – would become redundant in relation to residential premises.