Sentence examples for now relative from inspiring English sources

She was reflecting on her life now relative to in the past, not comparing herself to Mrs. Clinton, said the adviser, Jennifer Palmieri.

A reviewer tells you about the context, the arc of an artist's or a chef's career, how they are doing now relative to before.

Now, relative to the laser, it's as if the plasma is traveling toward the beam of light at near-light speed.

American products have become exceedingly competitive, boosting exports ranging from Caterpillar tractors to Boeing jumbo jets that are now relative blue-light specials in the global marketplace.

Now, relative to Microsoft's share value, Apple share values have increased almost 60 times, largely because of Apple's new products and the market's anticipation of its future products.

Top-tier cable channels like USA and TBS have been creating dramas and sitcoms for more than a decade, but now relative small fry are doing the same.

Now relatives scour it for traces of loved ones.

Now, relatives, colleagues and friends are frustrated at the handling of the killings.

The family had cleaned the bloodstains from the couch and now relatives sat together looking at photo that showed a pretty young woman in overalls.

Now relatives can get vivid glimpses of one another's lives through Facebook updates, Twitter feeds and Instagram pictures of a grandchild or a wedding rehearsal dinner.

But now relatives say the contributions may not be related to his arrest, and he may be asked to testify about six people charged here last year with aiding terrorism.