Sentence examples for get relative from inspiring English sources

Now suppose that you want to get relative prices and wages back in line over the course of 5 years.

While Carney was laying the ground for a rate hike, the chancellor was telling the black-tied throng at the Mansion House that the BoE can impose caps on how large a mortgage people can get, relative to income and property value.

Think about it: if secular shifts in trade patterns are responsible, in a proximate sense, for part of Spain's move into trade deficit and Germany's move into surplus since 1999, what this says is that even if you get relative wages back to 1999 levels, Spain will still be in deficit and Germany in surplus – so you need to go beyond that point.

Also, there is no root node in RBS, so the common nodes can only get relative time.

With the euro in limbo at present, companies that can pay for their acquisitions in a cheaper euro now, but reap revenues in a firmer currency down the road, might be able to get relative bargains.

The more you work, the richer your boss will get, relative to you.

He also managed to get relatives into key positions elsewhere.

In reality, most months he was forced to get relatives to send money to him in Italy to pay the rent.

Jayne Knight, founder of advocacy organisation You Know, supports several families in cases against alleged poor care in ATUs and in the families' attempts to get relatives out.

"They need to know how to get relatives to petition for them or to find out how else they could qualify".

More to the point, it is easier to get relatives, friends and colleagues to open their pocketbooks than it is to win over the largess of strangers.