Sentence examples for relative to current from inspiring English sources

What Obama proposes is for the most part a continuation of current tax and spending policy, except for a rise in taxes on the over-250K crowd and some relatively modest spending cuts relative to current policy.

You've got retirees that are increasing in numbers relative to current workers.

The Tax Policy Center (pdf) estimates the cost of these tax cuts, relative to current policy, at $4.3 trillion.

The study found that Israelis could lose $80 billion and Palestinians could lose $12 billion relative to current trends.

Those cuts would cost the government more than $400 billion a year relative to current policy, according to the Tax Policy Center.

The fiscal cliff could give him leverage to insist on tax increases for the affluent and, relative to current law, tax cuts for everyone else.

Under the acid rain program -- the second phase of which began just this year -- sulfur dioxide emissions will be cut an additional 50percentt relative to current levels by 2010.

Most people earning less than $100,000 a year would end up gaining slightly relative to current policy, especially if they were eligible for the expanded earned-income tax credit.

Relative to current law – which includes a series of tax increases that take effect on Jan . 1– the Romney tax cuts would cost close to $900 billion a year.

At this point, "reform" proposals are all about things like raising the retirement age or changing the inflation adjustment, moves that would gradually reduce benefits relative to current law.

Thus Dennett relativizes intelligence to processing speed relative to current environment.