Sentence examples for risen relative from inspiring English sources

For instance, wealth accumulation in these eight countries has risen relative to yearly production.

"There's been an amazing 30 years or so where pensioner incomes have risen relative to non-pensioner incomes," he said.

The price of China's imports has risen relative to the price of its exports in recent years.

(Some point to the rising cost of non-wage benefits, such as health insurance; others to the fact that profits have risen relative to wages).

By itself, this was not a problem; household debt has risen relative to income since the 1950s, as a growing share of the population has taken out mortgages.

In 1970, it was usually the husband.Income tends to rise with education, and women's earnings have risen relative to men's at every level of schooling.

Expenditure cannot rise relative to income indefinitely.

As supply rises, relative to demand, the price falls; while if demand rises, relative to supply, the price rises.

When oil rises relative to gas, GTL becomes more attractive.

He said he might buy corporate debt if yields rose relative to Treasuries.

When traders are bearish, the volume of put options rises relative to that of call options.