Sentence examples for could have relative from inspiring English sources

It would also set standards for the minimum income that a borrower could have relative to the mortgage payments.

Current selections when grown on high nutrient sites could have relative proportions of roots and stems and foliage that are unfavorable for high yield.

If it had been a job going to Man U or Chelsea then yeah, its obvious that any manger could have some relative success.

This could have greater relative impact on ecosystem function in drier areas where scrub forests account for the majority of mangrove forest cover [40].

For instance, subjects could have used relative size information to infer distances and counted to assess speed, which would have biased our results.

For instance, subjects could have used relative size information of landmarks to infer distances and counted passing them to assess speed.

This inter-annual climate variability could have increased relative risk of dengue incidence in Singapore as record showed larger dengue outbreak in years 2004, 2005, and 2007.

A birdwatcher 65 million years ago could have seen relatives of today's loons, geese and ducks, albatrosses and petrels, and gulls and shorebirds, and possibly other familiar birds as well.

I realized that some of those people could have been relatives.

He did not have relatives, could not do anything, could not have a family, could not have a place to live, and could not wear clothes.

I could have slain the relative who brought me the tidings that Ricardo Cortez was plain Jake Krantz.