Sentence examples for is that relative from inspiring English sources

One is that, relative to patients, clinicians experience the post-stroke state as relatively less aversive, and having a gastrointestinal bleed as relatively more aversive, than do patients.

They recognised that the hard lesson we learned from the 1980s and early 1990s is that relative poverty matters.

"The most visible element of this new equation," said Mr. O'Reilly, the chief executive of Chevron, "is that relative to demand, oil is no longer in plentiful supply.

One reason for this is that "relative disadvantage" has a larger negative impact on well-being than relative advantage has a positive impact.

The reason is that, relative to the moving muons, the distance of 9 km contracted to 0.58 km (1,900 feet).

"I think the big picture is that relative to its peers, Google has been generous with its time and resources," she wrote.

For example, the prevailing view is that relatives of identity preserve the supposition of their antecedent.

Or are you going to be "that" relative who makes admission to college the focal point of holiday interactions?

The only downside is that my relative pitch is underdeveloped.

But the real universal law is that everything is relative, even in math.

The bright side of subway retail is that rents are relative low, and weather is never a problem.