Sentence examples for falling relative to from inspiring English sources

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

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

Not really: even Labour's plans would see debt falling relative to national income quite significantly over the parliament.

Women's incomes are falling relative to men's; traditional attitudes are relegating women to the home; and women's net wealth may be shrinking.

Each month manufacturers in 23 countries around the world are asked if the level of new orders is rising or falling relative to the previous month.

The deficit is falling relative to the size of the economy, and the U.S. Treasury is having no trouble selling bonds — interest yields on these bonds are at historic lows.

If wages fall relative to output, hiring should increase.

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

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

The answer is that wage incomes have fallen relative to GDP.

It looked different to people who were watching how much sterling had fallen relative to other currencies.