Sentence examples for fall relative from inspiring English sources

If wages fall relative to output, hiring should increase.

Workers at the bottom of the wage scale have seen their incomes fall relative to those at the top.

After that, price premiums would start to fall relative to the current law, but so would the quality of insurance plans.

Mr Smithers reckons that as a result "asset prices need to fall relative to incomes and profit margins will fall as household savings rise".

The various unorthodox policies of developed nations have not caused their currencies to fall relative to one another in the way people might have expected.

Productivity measures how many worker hours are needed for a given unit of output during a given time period; when hours fall relative to output, labor productivity increases.

10, 11 A recent meta-analysis among elderly persons living in the community reported significantly reduced fall rate (rate ratio =0.71) and risk of falling (relative risk =0.85) after physical multicomponent group exercise.

While incomes have been falling relative to inflation, this mounting "crisis" has been a simple calculation.

Rio Tinto's stock has fallen relative to BHP's stock ever since.

Before then, housing prices had been falling, relative to the Consumer Price Index.

In Britain and America, low-skill wages have fallen relative to high-skill wages.