Sentence examples for relative loser from inspiring English sources

Third, the biggest relative loser in this story —particularly apparent when we omit Pyongyang— is the north-east region.

WASHINGTON, D.C.--Although most federal research programs are in line for substantial budget hikes in President Clinton's R&D spending plan, released yesterday, NASA is a relative loser.

The relative losers are no longer low earners but rather anyone who is not a capitalist.

After all, one period of relative failure at Chelsea in a 15-year career delivering 22 trophies in four of the top footballing nations in the world does not suddenly make Mourinho a loser.

Those groups of "relative economic losers" also provided a disproportionately high number of the party's electoral candidates compared with Sweden's other parties.

And we haven't had such a sweeping global demand since the 1990s".But in the longer term there will be relative winners and losers.

It means there have been relative winners and losers when it comes to all the cuts.

This paper proposes a new approach to decision making processes for investors to focus on factor investing and stock selection strategies on the national stock market by capturing the momentum effect (when two portfolios of past relative winners and past losers continue to beat a given benchmark for a certain period of time in the future).

After the series, the winner gains rating points depending on how surprising the outcome was relative to the estimate; the loser drops an equal number of points.

As for the losers, it's all relative.

The increase in the number of job-seekers relative to vacancies means the job-losers will spend a longer time unemployed.