Sentence examples for enough relative from inspiring English sources

To qualify, your debt needs to be high enough relative to your income.

We are either too afraid or not afraid enough, relative to the true risks.

The premise is that some expenditure level, if high enough relative to figures nationwide, simply must be "enough," without reference to student need, local costs, and the actual quality of inputs and outputs.

There's not enough relative to marketer demand".

In contrast, with per-quality differentiated subsidies, the rates can increase if the externality is large enough relative to the market share of "low" type consumers.

The limit problem is of Dirichlet type (p = ∞) when the size of the local perforation does not go to zero "fast enough" relative the period of perforation.

The clearest evidence is from families in which one mutation is linked to many cancer cases, but not every patient has enough relatives for doctors to make that assessment.

We are much more independent now than before: But a big issue with welfare is having enough workers relative to those on welfare.

A rock hyrax, an animal the size and shape of a beaver but, oddly enough, a relative of the elephant, was sunning itself on a rock by the front gate.

However, in a case where magma does not have enough silica relative to the magnesium oxide to produce the pyroxene, the magma will compensate by making a magnesium-olivine (forsterite; Mg2SiO4), along with the pyroxene, since the olivine requires only one-half as much silica for every mole of magnesium oxide.

If the mast and wheel assembly have enough inertia relative to the rest of the system, you wouldn't need more than a tiny initial motion before getting started.