Sentence examples for becoming relative from inspiring English sources

Even right and wrong is becoming relative.

Higher taxes on the high incomes would be imposed exactly at a time when the few are suddenly becoming enriched relative to the many.

Most banks risk less in derivatives markets than by lending money, he asserted: "The exposures of each firm are carefully monitored by its credit risk department, and limits are set to prevent those exposures' becoming large relative to capital".

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Thus, even in underweight children in developing countries, increasing BMI SD scores ("becoming obese relative to oneself") is a risk factor for later disease.

Age at examination was also significantly associated with BMI Z score at 2 years, suggesting that even over a 6-month period at this young age children in Northern Ireland are becoming heavier relative to the U.K. standards.

Competitiveness is relative; countries cannot all return to growth by becoming more competitive relative to one another.

Sumner Paine won that event, thereby becoming the first relative of an Olympic champion to become Olympic champion himself.

The mathematical reality is that wealth is becoming more important, relative to income.

5) We are of the view that short-/medium-term catalysts are becoming scarce, while relative valuation no longer looks attractive.

If people are becoming better off relative to their own past standard of living, they will care less about where they stand in relation to others.