Sentence examples for have a relative from inspiring English sources

So, as innovation and differentiation are relatively easy, venture firms have a relative advantage against large enterprises.

I have a relative who is unemployed.

Huggins figures to have a relative home-court advantage, too.

"You always have a relative you just can't stand.

"I'd rather have a relative at the recovery center than spend a night in the hospital.

It was a point of pride in Plant City to have a relative on the wall.

Are you a local sports hero, or perhaps you have a relative competing at London 2012?

They simply have a relative live there for a few months".

Thompson went on, "I have a relative who works at the D.E.A.

"It's like when you have a relative that's really sick and you know they're going to die," Allan Houston said.

The estimated one billion people who live in developed countries have a relative per capita consumption rate of 32.