Sentence examples for something relative to from inspiring English sources

Uber's "surcharges" last night were a classic example of dynamic pricing, or adjusting the price of something relative to the demand and supply, down to the minute or second.

Then again, who are we to say? Isn't beauty a subjective thing; something relative to the age and experience of the beholder?

You're my new best friend!" In a jokingly manner, or something relative to that subject.

However, it is different to say that something is relative to a system or that something is relative to a state of a system.

We make no predictions, but odds are that past success will cause someone to miss something critical relative to needed changes to sustain success in the future.

It's time to face up to the fact that treating them as something special, relative to other types of businesses, hasn't helped strengthen markets, it's made them weaker.

Rather, it is in the servants' hall so familiar to most of us that we encounter the idea of equality as something relative, personal and open to interpretation.

There's something that's relative to the current climate that I'm trying to align with.

"But we do need to provide something that's relative to what they could get somewhere else to entice them to come across the country.

If the likes outnumber the dislikes a lot, take it to your advantage and comment in something relative.

The question might seem trivial, for surely what is usually meant by saying that something is moving is that it is moving relative to something, often tacitly understood between speakers.