Sentence examples for idea of relative from inspiring English sources

Who remembers the cowed, chastened Tory party of nine years ago which embraced the idea of relative poverty.

It's also about aging, said the filmmaker, 48, and about grappling with "this idea of relative success.

No preschooler I know could pull this off, but the book's author, Devon Kinch, said the actual prices were less important than the idea of relative value.

In trying to discover through statistics the causes of antisocial acts, Quetelet conceived of the idea of relative propensity to crime of specific age groups.

However, this rhetoric is built on the idea of relative poverty being an inadequate measure of people's circumstances – the result, while wages are stagnant there are more welfare cuts in the pipeline.

Disquiet within the coalition is still muted; when the cuts begin to be really felt, and Labour has a proper leader in place, it may not remain so.A decade ago, the prospect of the Conservatives accepting the idea of relative poverty rather than an absolute measure of want, such as a basket of goods that every household should be able to afford would have been fanciful.

Specific comments are as follows: Abstract: Include the idea of the relative importance of Rps5 relative to eIFs at the conclusion of the Abstract?

One way to get an idea of their relative importance is to look at relative amounts of office space: Greater London had 27 million m2 of office space in 2001, and the City contains the most space, with 8 million m2 of office space.

– it may give us some idea of the relative trajectory of both clubs.

They are the same size, which gives you some idea of their relative importance.

And all of this is powerful evidence that Burns's idea of their relative talents is correct.