Sentence examples for will in relative from inspiring English sources

Obviously, all else equal, a strong person will, in relative terms, use less muscle force to manually lift 20 kg and experience less physical exertion while performing the lift than a weaker person.

The longer deposition time and increased deposition power will in turn increase the relative thickness of α-Si H passivation layers.

Deposit-taking will shrink in relative terms; asset management will grow.

Decapitalized, unionized manufacturing activities will not hire new employers and, as a result, union membership will decline in relative terms.

In common with the mainstream press, it seems likely that web-based editions of the magazine will grow in relative importance, but we do not foresee a time when the hard copy product will cease to be the main vehicle.

Interventions to slow disease progression will result in relative savings of 5% (AU$1.5 billion) per annum and interventions to delay disease onset will result in relative savings of 14% (AU$4 billion) of the cost per annum.

For one fascinating stretch, the joggler will joggle in relative silence.

One in four children in Britain – 3.4 million – will be in relative poverty by 2020, the Institute for Fiscal Studies IFSS) has warned.

Despite expected growth in jobs and earnings, the Institute for Fiscal Studies forecasts that the situation will worsen, with poverty increasing to the point where one in three children and nearly one in four working-age adults will be in relative income poverty (after housing costs) by 2020.

I don't think the platform's usefulness is diminishing right now, but I do think that other channels that are geared more towards active participation rather than content sharing will increase in relative value for arts organisations in the future.

As new reputation metrics emerge, the journal title will decline in relative significance.