Sentence examples for we think relative from inspiring English sources

And we personally think that because gold tends to, when there's a lot of fear in the world and it's a simple way to get exposure to that, that gold has gotten, we think, relative to other commodities is a little bit of a speculative bubble.

If so, the already rather low level of benefit claims from EU nationals is even lower than we thought, relative to their presence here.

"I think relative to other players we're better placed," he said.

But there is something tonally different about it, too, I think, relative to the previous three.

I think relative valuations play a large part in this rotation.

Neil Saunders, managing director of retail consultancy Conlumino, said: "I think relative to the rest of the high street they've been doing very well.

They are, I think, relative to other generations.

"There's no question that many zircons do suffer radiation damage, but I think relative to these zircons, this should settle it once and for all," Valley told Live Science's Our Amazing Planet.

"I think relatives and parents, their info, that's definitely something I'd be concerned about from the application information," said Jennifer Chang Newell, a managing attorney with the ACLU Immigrants Rights Projectt.

Although we think that both having relatives abroad and communicating with them are good proxies for trans-border communication, more qualitative research is needed to grasp the specific contents of these trans-border conversations.

However the multiples are already close to 10-year highs, both absolute and relative, so we think the risk reward looks unattractive at these levels.