Sentence examples for increasingly relative from inspiring English sources

Aka: truth on the Internet is (increasingly) relative.

Once again, the "convenience" of online shopping is looking increasingly relative.

It's likely a wild goose chase, going after things like authenticity, truth, and permanence at a time when those are increasingly relative terms.

The question becomes increasingly relative as we consider--with the sustained popularity of Cindy Sherman notwithstanding--how much more acclaim and sustained market value has been heaped on subsequent generations of image makers who have proven themselves to be more protean as artists aesthetically, conceptually, semiotically and politically.

However, when the concentration of free GDP is increased, the free RF3GDP complex is favored increasingly relative to the RC-bound apo-form of RF3.

As the fund-management business grew, it concentrated increasingly on relative performance.

"Its geographical distribution is growing, and we think over time it will become increasingly important relative to Lyme disease".

There is too little housing in America, if you can believe it, and the stock of homes for sale is increasingly undervalued relative to incomes and rents.

It will continue to exist but will become increasingly volatile relative to other currencies.

It is also shown, however, that as the flame roughness increases, the spectral characteristics of the scattered waves become increasingly scrambled relative to those of the flame itself, and thus, provide less information about the temporal characteristics of the flame's movement.

And as the time it takes to complete a degree and get a first job increase and the complaints about perceived subjectivity and dismal employment practices grow louder, Butz says that the rewards and satisfactions of a career in science become increasingly unattractive relative to the costs to prepare for it.