Sentence examples for raised relative from inspiring English sources

If more workers are to be attracted to and retained in a given occupation with unchanged conditions on the side of supply, the rate of pay in that occupation must be raised relative to others.

First, the premium for skilled workers has been falling: a surge in secondary education has increased the supply of literate, reasonably well-schooled workers, and years of steady growth have raised relative demand for the less skilled in the formal workforce, whether as construction workers or cleaners.

While both materials possessed similar highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) levels, the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) level for PBDT-PPD was raised relative to that of PBDT-TPD.

"I would have been aware of some of the cases of violence at that time, although I do not recall specifically hearing any of these concerns raised relative to this amendment".

The foramen structure becomes raised relative to the base layer, and intermediates show an unequal growth around the sides (Fig. 6b and c).

For contralateral breast cancer, no raised relative risk was observed during the period more than five years after radiotherapy.

Liverpool's former chief executive, Rick Parry, feared they would be unable to finance the stadium because, unlike Highbury's plum Islington location, selling Anfield would raise relative buttons.

Keep your wits about you, and pay more attention to the amount of capital companies raise relative to their cash needs.

The investment in 1185 Avenue of the Americas has further raised the relative contribution of Manhattan to 42percentt.

His was not an easy childhood – raised in relative poverty near Longsight's Anson estate.

Born into an Indian family in Trinidad in 1932, Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul was raised in relative poverty.