Sentence examples for making them relative from inspiring English sources

While John Lewis has recently launched their JLAB incubator, Nordstrom Innovation Lab was set up back in 2011, making them relative market leaders.

The S statistics are easier to compare between studies if they are made to vary between zero and one by making them relative to their maximum possible value.

They are all in the Curcurbitaceae (Gourd) Family, making them relatives of cucumber, pumpkin and watermelon.

Although oviraptors were members of the meat-eating theropods, making them relatives of such fearsome predators as T. rex and Velociraptor, most oviraptors had beaks that lacked teeth.

Those policies had been intended to divert demand toward domestically produced goods by making them cheap relative to foreign goods and by restricting imports.

Seven other University of California campuses are also ranked in the magazine's top 100, making them a relative bargain compared with most of the nation's other top-quality schools.

His wife and children were constantly threatened by gang members after his murder and have successfully sought asylum in the US, making them a relative rarity.

Both are actually molluscs, making them close relatives of oysters and limpets, but they have lost their shells.

Effectively this just uses the idea of other universes to put a pseudo-scientific gloss on "what if?" stories – making them close relatives of things like Robert Harris Fatherlandd (what if the Nazis won World War 2), It's A Wonderful Life (what if Jimmy Stewart's character had never been born) and Sliding Doors (what if I'd never gone to the cinema and wasted two hours).

Ever since researchers sequenced the chimp genome in 2005, they have known that humans share about 99% of our DNA with chimpanzees, making them our closest living relatives.

These algae belong to the chlorophyte clade, making them all equally distant relatives of land plants.