Sentence examples for go up relative from inspiring English sources

So interest rates in the periphery should go up relative to interest rates in the core.

If the yield spread narrows, junk prices will go up (relative to Treasury prices).

index fund would go up relative to the equities that are not, and that.

In the course of it, he found that the heart rates of the volunteers who swore went up relative to those who didn't — an indication that swearing had indeed engaged the parts of the brain involved in emotion.

And if your currency's appreciating, basically your standard of living is going up relative to other nations around the world.

Business Minister David Willetts told BBC Radio 4's World at One programme: "I think you have to look at the wider issue of fairness, and the fact is that over the past few years the real value of benefits has gone up relative to what has happened to earnings.

(Beta measures the tendency of an investment to go up or down, relative to the market — in this case the S.& P. 500-stock index. So a beta of more than 1 implies that if the S.& P. 500 were to rise or fall 5percentt, for example, that investment would rise or fall even further).

When he says ROEs will go up, he means relative to the last two years, not '06 and '07".

"If the dollar is falling, commodity prices have to go up just to keep relative value the same," says Robert Baker, co-manager of the Oppenheimer Commodity Strategic Total Return fund.

Even so, Wolf's stated intent could not be more clear: The income tax would go down for most, and go up only for the relative few with higher incomes.

More generally: it is clear that, at junctions, crossovers go down in homozygous regions and go up in heterozygous regions, relative to the pure homozygous or pure heterozygous cases, respectively, and that interference is required (above).