Sentence examples for fall in relation to from inspiring English sources
Of course, the more you deliver, the more profitable the deal will be as costs will fall in relation to the price.
These investors are betting that the worst of the debt crisis is over, and yields of peripheral country debt will continue to fall in relation to German debt.
It would help Greek wages fall in relation to the rest of the world so that the country would become competitive in export markets.
What it does show, though, is how often Hank is willing to cross the ethical line, and it makes us not entirely sure where we ourselves fall in relation to that line.
THE 1920s notion of a "hemline index," in which the economist George Taylor posited that skirt lengths rise and fall in relation to the economy, suggests that fashion is socially determined.
Ms. West also said, "Female feticide will lead to the disenfranchisement of women, who will be made to feel that their only value is in marriage and breeding children," and they will lose their "voice in the public arena as their numbers fall in relation to men".
Although household debt has increased relative to disposable income, it has fallen in relation to household assets.
But the proposed standards may not require the auditor to clearly state where the bank's estimate fell in relation to others.
To discern where a particular vowel sound falls in relation to the extremes, he says, "you gauge the difference from each anchor with a 'perceptual ruler' that measures in units of a just-noticeable difference". The farther the vowel is from an anchor, however, the blurrier the ruler becomes and the less accurately the sound is perceived.
Labour: 44% (up 1 point since Wednesday) Conservatives: 31% (no change) Lib Dems: 12% (up 2) Ukip: 9% (no change) Labour lead: 13 points (up 1) Government approval: -33 (down 2) 11.10am GMT According to the Office for National Statistics, living standards in the UK have fallen in relation to other countries.
