Sentence examples for relative goods from inspiring English sources

470 399 bc), here distinguished from the speculative Plato, is the paradigm of Religiousness A. Religiousness A is defined not in terms of beliefs about what is "out there," such as God or the soul, but rather in terms of the complex tasks of becoming a self, summarized as the task of being simultaneously related "relatively" to relative goods and "absolutely" to the absolute good.

Relative Goods' Prices, Pure Inflation, and the Phillips Correlation (with Ricardo Reis), American Economic Journal Macroeconomics, 2 (3), (July 2010)., 128-157.

Instead, we are posing a static question: how large a change in relative goods prices (and hence factor prices) would be needed to eliminate the trade volume we currently see.

But "in the murkier grayness of the real world, choices must be made, not between relative goods but between bad and worse". In 1989, North went on trial for making false statements to Congress and to investigators.

Mrs. O'Neill, 54, recognizes her relative good fortune.

There is one piece of relative good news, however.

Ambrym may be one of those – despite its relative good fortune.

The Oregon group emerged from Indianapolis in relative good health — apart from the coach, that is.

Signs of that relative good fortune were evident on Pyongyang's streets.

Despite the region's relative good fortune, many applauded the preparations for a worst-case disaster.

The relative good will that greeted Ms. Bartz when she started at Yahoo is wearing thin.