Sentence examples for has experienced relative from inspiring English sources

The configuration of Arab states that came into being at the end of the First World War has experienced relative stability on the basis of a system designed by Frenchman Georges Picot and his British counterpart, Mark Sykes, (the Sykes-Picot Agreement) in May 1916.

This new generation has experienced relative stability and observed the achievements that it brings in practice.

The country has experienced relative political stability since then.

"You've experienced relative success, and now you have a whole new challenge.

Groundwater changes maps reveal that Kan and Karaj rivers have experienced relative water rise, while water table drop was measured in surrounding lands.

For example, we considered the possibility that coastal locations may have experienced relative isolation-by-distance and low contact rates for most of the year, alternating with high contact rates during the summer months, due to travelers [17].

At the same time, however, turnout — measured as a percentage of total eligible adult citizens 18 and over — has experienced a relative decline.

NASA, beset with fluctuating budgets and the political whims of ever changing administrations and congresses, has experienced a relative decline in recent years.

The result is that Norfolk has experienced the highest relative increase in sea level on the East Coast — 14.5 inches since 1930, according to readings by the Sewells Point naval station here.

While tablet device usage among this group has experienced the largest relative decline, dropping from 6% in 2012 to 2% in 2013. .

India appears to lag behind comparable countries in reducing underweight, but has experienced some success, relative to others, in decreasing stunting over the years.