Sentence examples for but also relative from inspiring English sources

It has since risen sharply, not only in absolute terms but also relative to natural gas.

Mr. Obama's number was strong not just in an absolute sense, but also relative to their earlier polls.

The former playboy, whose rule between 1971 and 1986 is remembered for corruption and brutality, but also relative stability, was whisked into the capital, where he was expected to give a press conference today.

According to research by Ford Investors Services in San Diego, stocks with the highest earnings momentum had one of their worst years in 2001, not only relative to the market but also relative to strategies based on other popular stock selection tools, like the price-to-earnings ratio, dividend yield or relative strength.

But Mr Sukhumbhand insists that he gets on perfectly well with the prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra; his concern, rather, is to address the "structural problem" of how Bangkok and other cities are run.Bangkok's budget is tiny not only in absolute terms, but also relative to the tax revenues the city contributes to the national coffers.

Then not only absolute amount of change but also relative amount of change from two offers can be summarized.

Because one's social network often consists not only of actual friends but also relatives and sort-of friends, along with sort-of friends of their sort-of friends, you need to be careful about what you post.

Many miners not only had to support their immediate family, but also relatives.

It considers not only overall and relative survival but also conditional relative survival under the condition of surviving 1 year.

However, the demand for p300 is controlled not only by relative affinity but also by relative stoichiometry of the transcription factors activated in the nucleus.

But decline is also relative.