Sentence examples for ever relative from inspiring English sources

But the technology-saturated Nasdaq composite index had its best week ever relative to the Dow.

[C4.] Nasdaq's Best Week Versus Dow The technology-saturated Nasdaq composite index had its best week ever, relative to the Dow.

The trouble with this vision, says Laird, is that women are only ever relative beings: "Men see women as mothers or lovers".

The world's No1 began yesterday's first round aiming to win his third major of the year but after shooting a five-over-par 75 - his worst opening round ever, relative to par, in a major championship - he will start today's round with the more prosaic ambition of making the cut.

In equities the least risky stocks are trading at their lowest valuations ever relative to the market, while there's overvaluation and outright speculation elsewhere.

ARE YOU GETTING NERVOUS as this market roars ahead to its highest prices of the century — if not ever — relative to fundamentals?

Many of Evers' relatives, including his father, brothers, and uncles, played baseball.

The number of marriages performed each year in the United States (2.3 million) is as low as it has ever been relative to the adult population.

Or the Russian army will be a makeshift affair, growing ever weaker relative to the West's forces for years to come.

Toulon's back row has too much nous, experience, knowledge and power to ever let relative Heineken Cup novices even think about playing a game of rugby and they gave the Premiership finalists a hell of a battering.

"It's very embarrassing," the archbishop said, discussing an array of awkward issues about the church, its investment practices and the question of whether the distinction between good and evil could ever be relative, particularly for a body that casts itself as a font of moral authority.