Sentence examples for relative the current from inspiring English sources

Of course, "mass production" is relative — the current pace is about one car a week.

For each relative, the current age or, if deceased, age of death was assessed.

Additional studies will be required to determine comparative efficacy and effectiveness relative to the current clinical practice of wound granulation and secondary closure.

Besides, the segment-based normalization is employed to preserve the relative variation of power envelope in a segment by normalizing the past frames relative to the current frame.

Relative to the current policy baseline, the public-health-care program would lose seven hundred and seventy billion dollars.

"It would take exceptionally pessimistic economic assumptions relative to the current consensus to cut the surpluses by much over the next few years," Mr. Youngdahl said.

To take care of that, we have someone say, 'The winds are blowing east.' What we're saying in our film is relative to the current political situation".

By 2027, according to the detailed budget tables, annual spending on Medicaid would be reduced by about a quarter relative to the current policy baseline.

After that, price premiums would start to fall relative to the current law, but so would the quality of insurance plans.

The C.B.O.'s analysis said that, relative to the current law, the Senate legislation would increase the number of Americans who are uninsured by about twenty-two milliovereople over ten years.

On the one hand, the proposed system would be a welcome simplification relative to the current complex miscellany of rules, and would give individuals much greater clarity over what state pension income they could expect in retirement.