Sentence examples for is rising relatively from inspiring English sources

If the level of total compensation in an industry is rising relatively slowly, then wages would have to decline to leave total compensation at the market clearing level.

The masking of AKI severity by volume expansion may be especially problematic in settings where the sCr is rising relatively slowly owing either to lower creatinine generation (e.g., as might be expected in the elderly or patients with less muscle bulk) or to more modest overall injury.

British students now occupy fourth place in the ethnic jumble in Maastricht and their numbers are rising relatively fast.

Emissions have been rising relatively slowly in the EU because of the collapse of coal-mining in Britain and the rundown of the smokestack industry in east Germany.

The UK's population has been rising relatively sharply and the need to accommodate between 400,000 and 500,000 additional people each year has generated further pressure on Britain's already under-supplied housing market.

Although prices have been rising relatively sharply since 2000, and are supposed to go up further as a condition of Russia's putative membership of the World Trade Organisation, they remain low.

Productivity is rising at a relatively weak pace.

Unemployment is rising, off a relatively low base, but remains below the level in many other developed countries.

The country can cut benefits at a time when joblessness is rising and leave relatively unskilled workers to fend for themselves.

This is in contrast to the GCC group where transport energy consumption is rising strongly from a relatively low base.

As for whether we can expect Mr Feelgood to be much in evidence in the run-up to the election, the IFS says that the median household income is rising 1.1% this year, a relatively fast rate (and the fastest rate since 2008-09).