Sentence examples for relative to someone from inspiring English sources
The general theory of relativity predicts a time dilatation in a gravitational field, so that, relative to someone outside of the field, clocks (or atomic processes) go slowly.
Einstein's view, Ms. Smith explained, is "the closer we travel to the speed of light, the more time slows for us relative to someone not moving".
Traditional statistics underscore his All-Star credentials, but so does the advanced metric wins above replacement (WAR), which measures how many victories a player contributes relative to someone called up from the minors.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Hedge Fund Manager Rejects Comparisons | Paul Singer of Elliott Management wrote in a letter to investors, according to Absolute Return: "The last thing we want to hear when we hit a soft patch (and the least helpful when trying to dig our way out) is a question about our performance relative to someone else's".
The strength is only relative to someone elses fiat currency, and it gives reason for them to purchase gold in the face of their own devaluation.
Faithful customers are penalized: The longer you hold a term policy, the more expensive it becomes, relative to someone of similar age and health who purchases a new policy from the same company.
Maybe go to another family member or even someone outside your relatives to someone they already trusted.
And from relative anonymity to someone who is approached for an autograph.
Of course, if you have a handy friend or relative to teach you, someone who does not assume digital familiarity, that will work, too.
Fewer among us can explain the theory in any depth, but we know this much: Einstein demonstrated that time itself is not, as had been assumed by Isaac Newton and others, a fixed construct that is experienced uniformly, but rather a malleable construct that is experienced relative to something and/or someone else.
During the trial, the prosecution team said MLC committed "widespread rapes" in parts of the country where it operated, attacking people in front of their family or ordering relatives to rape someone in their family.
