Sentence examples for but not relative to from inspiring English sources

It's still just a dollars issue, and if you're fighting over $500 million, that seems like a lot, but not relative to the $9 billion you'd be giving up by not playing," he said, referring to the N.F.L.'s revenue last year.

Biological systems, from organisms to ecosystems, exist in a low-entropy state relative to their surroundings, but not relative to their own previous state.

It seems that E might count as evidence for H relative to the set of propositions that one believes but not relative to the set of propositions that one knows (or vice versa)—which of these, if either, determines whether E is evidence for H, in the sense that one's possession of E tends to justify one in believing that H is true?

Recent systematic reviews have examined the effectiveness of conservative management for LSS, but not relative to surgical interventions.

KDR and NRP2 were recurrently down-regulated in metastases relative to normal tissue but not relative to primary tumors.

Sulpizio et al. (2013) also found RSC to be sensitive to viewpoint direction within a room but not relative to unstable objects.

There is a degree to which you miss out on things, but it's not relative to people with really demanding jobs.

Much cultural disagreement arises, it may be claimed, from local understandings of the virtues, but the virtues themselves are not relative to culture (Nussbaum 1993).

As mentioned, my experience is not relative to all, but I hope this general advice can assist in creating a better company culture for the LGBT workforce.

This suggests also that in those places where women become hotter because of the climate, they will become worse but not relative to men who live in the same climate.

Research published in Nature today said that warming in the Antarctic peninsula, where temperatures have risen about 1.5C over the past 50 years, is "unusual" but not unprecedented relative to natural variation.