Sentence examples for relative right from inspiring English sources

"Poverty is relative, right?" Alinah says.

January and February, it's all relative, right?

The authors did not appreciate the relative right cerebral deactivation associated with increased heart rate.

Delusions in AD patients are associated with relative right frontal hypoperfusion as indicated by SPECT imaging [78, 79].

According to Moore, privacy is a culturally and species relative right to a level of control over access to bodies or places and information.

Compared to subjects with at least one non-risk allele, subjects with homozygous HTR1A risk alleles had significantly greater relative right frontal activity at sites F7/F8, F5/F6, and F1/F2.

Manifesto of the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain We, non-believers, atheists, and Ex-Muslims, are establishing or joining the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain to insist that no one be pigeonholed as Muslims with culturally relative rights nor deemed to be represented by regressive Islamic organisations and "Muslim community leaders".

The struggle between relative rights of capital and of states remains intense and is one of the central factors that explain the impasse in extending the reach of global economic governance institutions.

"Critical social theory does not relate to established lines of research as a competitor; starting from its concept of the rise of modern societies, it attempts to explain the specific limitations and the relative rights of those approaches" (TCA, 2: 375).

"Critical Theory does not relate to established lines of research as a competitor; rather, starting from its concept of the rise of modern societies, it attempts to explain the specific limitations and relative rights of those approaches" (Habermas 1987, 375).

The minor allele of this SNP confers increased relative right-hand skill.