Sentence examples for mean that relative from inspiring English sources
Small rises in pensions and child benefit at a time while prices fall mean that relative living standards of the worst-off have risen slightly.
Our nation's history and the cosmopolitan sprawl of our big, modern cities mean that, relative to its size, Britain has more to offer tourists than most countries in terms of heritage sites and tourist activities.
*Values with an asterisk mean that relative frequency of codons for CAA vs. CAG, GAA vs. GAG, or CAA + CAG vs. GAA + GAG is significantly (p < 0.05) different from that averaged among 17 geckos.
In Umbria investigators point to a third factor: two high-security prisons, which mean that relatives of jailed mobsters have bought houses in the area so they can visit their loved ones more easily.Operation Fourth Step shifted attention away from another organised-crime scandal, in Rome.
However, the minister said she hoped that the suggested donor system would mean that relatives were aware of a patient's wishes, and whether they had decided to register as not being a donor.
This doesn't mean that relatives will always take kindly to these non-family gifts.
If an author has a "name", they are bound to attract an audience, which means that relative unknowns are able to enjoy an equal degree of publicity on the strength of their colleagues' prominence.
Which means that relative bargains still abound there.
Customer satisfaction means that relative to other competitors, the firm has more loyal customers.
This means that relative decline (blue-colored areas) or relative growth (red-colored areas) do not necessarily translate to absolute decline of economic activity in a given area.
One important factor to bear in mind when reviewing our results is that the very large numbers of servers in a typical cloud-provider's datacentre means that relative improvements expressed as single-digit positive percentages, which might on face value appear to be trivial, can result in very significant savings when measured in dollar terms.
