Sentence examples for will become relatively from inspiring English sources
"I'd argue there's a lot more risk" that dollar-denominated goods will become relatively expensive.
Even extreme 5-sigma heat events, which are currently exceptionally rare, will become relatively commonplace, especially near the equator.
Over time the growing urbanised middle class, who are getting richer fast, will become relatively more important for profits.
An important idea that is presented this chapter is that it will become relatively easy to swap out one service provider for another.
As China's goods become more expensive, goods produced in the West will become relatively more attractive, not just in China but around the world.
Once South Africa-based Comair (a British Airways code-share partner; comair.co.za) launches its weekly service from Johannesburg, reaching the island will become (relatively) straightforward, if a little less romantic.
Well, you'll notice that everyone else's kid is having them too and you'll become relatively immune to the embarrassment.
The average distance between the magnetic particles within the samples will then become relatively large.
The risk to what the public policy makers like to call the nation's "network infrastructure" is that in five years the companies that are now known as long-distance communications carriers will have have become relatively minor players on a communications stage dominated by former local phone companies like Verizon and SBC.
Many critics found Mr. Durang's play, "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike," to be the better work, and on Sunday it will become the relatively rare comedy — a dysfunctional-family satire with echoes of Chekhov — to win a best play Tony.
Importantly, this effect will be especially noticeable over short evolutionary distances: "neutral" ESR-like motifs will become disrupted relatively rapidly over evolutionary time, towards the limit in which all neutral motifs have been disrupted (analogous to the phenomenon of 'saturation' at individual sites); functionally important changes will be slower, and accumulate over longer timescales.
