Sentence examples for relative fall from inspiring English sources

Of his relative fall from fashion, she says: "I feel for someone as brilliant as him.

America's relative fall in educational attainment is striking in several dimensions.

It blames a mix of high house prices, tougher lending restrictions and a relative fall in the income of first-time buyers for the squeeze on home ownership.

First, the river systems were initiated on a 'blank canvas' of Cretaceous Chalk left exposed and deeply eroded because of a relative fall in sea-level.

The longer-term relative fall in sea-level during DS3 downstepping reef progradation does not correlate with a published third-order eustatic fall.

German companies have shown a remarkable improvement in their competitiveness thanks to a relative fall in their unit labour costs (see chart).

Mr. Phelan likened the car to an old relative fallen into squalor, whom no one visits anymore.

In distal parts of the basin where long-term subsidence rates were lower, low-order base-level falls produced relative falls in sea level and generated spatially restricted low-order sequences.

And surely some folks really do step up to the plate when a friend or relative falls mortally ill – wonderful people who keep popping by with casseroles to the very last day.

Weaker trade unions and relative falls in the minimum wage will have increased wage inequality, while other trends, particularly the huge increase in the supply of skilled workers, will have reduced it.

If a relative falls ill, it is expected that a Great Plains employee will put family before the job.