Sentence examples for less relative to from inspiring English sources

Japan emits less relative to its total output than other major economies.

And don't forget that all benefits are worth less, relative to living costs, because of indexation changes.

In 2007, the last boom year, it spent less, relative to G.D.P., than Germany, the supposed paragon of fiscal discipline.

With the plunge, the pound is now worth less relative to the U.S. dollar since at any point since 1985.

Only the Czech Republic, Hungary, Iceland and Norway pay their teachers less relative to national income; in South Korea, teachers earn 2.5 times the national average.

Black Americans today earn even less relative to their white counterparts than they did in 1979, according to a new report by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI).

Concurrent timing caused sequencing judgments to become slower, less accurate, and less sensitive relative to sequencing-only conditions.

It means that American citizens are less wealthy relative to Chinese citizens and that we have less purchasing power on a global level.

In the first place, when large-scale mutations are made less frequent relative to point mutations, the genome expansion is less pronounced and the success rate is lower.

The resulting compounds were less potent relative to 3a but showed greater agonist responses.

China's consumer prices tend to be a little less cheap, relative to world standards, than its other prices.