Sentence examples for has dropped in relation to from inspiring English sources

The Czech Republic does not have that luxury -- it is the only candidate country whose economic growth has dropped in relation to the union's in the past five years.

On its website, the Whitegoods Trade Association (WTA) openly acknowledges that the average lifespan has dropped in relation to prices.

Essex sixth form student Tyler Perkin, who had charges dropped in relation to a peaceful UK Uncut protest at the Fortnum and Mason store in March, said he was horrified he was still on a police database.

Prices dropped in relation to the number of tweets elicited by each article.

Evoked flow velocity responses dropped in relation to the decrease in evoked potential amplitudes indicating still intact coupling.

Volunteers have dropped in to help.

While the U.S. still spends the most in real terms, America has dropped to fifth in spending in relation to its GPD.

Death Valley is what geologists call a graben, where a block of the earth's crust has dropped down along fault lines in relation to its mountain walls.

In the current report, the difference has dropped to 7percentt.

Paul A. Volcker, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, said today that the dollar had probably dropped enough in relation to the currencies of other industrial countries and that policy makers should rely on other tools to redress imbalances in the world economy.

Immediately after challenge, teat temperature had dropped approximately 2.5°C on average in relation to before challenge and 1.4°C in relation to pre-preparation.