Sentence examples for has done relative from inspiring English sources

Young Koo has done relative ly few of these things, and has no particular apologies to offer.

Historically, the farther a team has had to travel to play, the worse it has done relative to its power rating.

A more illuminating question is how we have done relative to other countries that were caught in the global financial cataclysm.

You roll back two, three, four years and you couldn't get an investor to buy a foreign stock given how poorly the foreign markets had done relative to the U.S.

"I am excited to find out how the new power unit feels to drive, to hear how it sounds from the cockpit and to compare the job we have done relative to the competition.

Q: Yet the science budget has done relatively well relative to other departments, which have been cut much more.

The Southeast economy has done well relative to much of the US.

This season, Igawa has done that in relative obscurity.

Just about everyone in this leafy model village on the edge of Birmingham has worked at the famous factory or has a relative who has done so.

The odd pattern of suddenly being unable to do something you have done with relative ease your whole life sometimes "emerges in a nonverbal situation," he said.

One problem is that large-cap stocks in general have done poorly relative to small- and mid-caps.