Sentence examples for relative only to from inspiring English sources

A promotional infographic currently used to recruit multinational companies situates Oakland relative only to Chicago, Cleveland, Toronto, and New York.

If the industry may be regarded in rebound relative only to its turn in the abyss, Dana DeCoster, publisher of Cruis'news, which covers the classic and hot-rod industry, said it was still progress.

The Petraeus phenomenon helped Americans displace the sour memory of all those people killed in Iraq so that we could leave behind a state that is today led by a regime closer to Tehran than it is to Washington — where there is stability relative only to the worst days of the war we brought about.

Moreover, the results may be relative only to the cases included in the study.

But their teachings are provisional, relative only to the comprehension of their audience and the circumstance of time and place wherein they are preached.

But we also have to be careful in over-interpreting this result, since we have shown that impact decreases relative only to the author's average citation impact 〈 z i 〉.

Over the holiday, single men and women across the country would be returning home to visit relatives — only to find themselves interrogated relentlessly about marriage prospects.

The increasingly wretched economic situation in most of the Muslim world, relative not only to the West but also to the tiger economies of East Asia, fuels these frustrations.

Success in the music business is relative not only to your own expectations but also to those of your record label -- and Semisonic's label, MCA, had expected multiplatinum sales.

We trolled though the Global 2000 for stocks that look cheap relative not only to their U.S. peers but also to their own recent histories.

For Nancy is the original alpha girl, whose friends and relatives exist only to marvel.