Sentence examples for will only be relative from inspiring English sources

He may yet end this season with a trophy, though success will only be relative.

(The issue of whether Barça are finished is a tricky one: history suggests great sides, once toppled, take time to recover, but the elite teams have never before had such financial advantages as they do now; it seems likely that Barça's fall will only be relative).

However, if the consumer chooses to search its local firm, the local offer will only be attractive relative to the outside option if ε i > p ⁎.

Google's perfect storm in search won't be repeated in video: there won't be one clear winner in video, and those who survive will only be considered successful relative to the investment they required to thrive.

If the I.N.S. decision is upheld and Elian returns to his father in Cuba, under current American policy his Florida relatives will only be able to visit him in a humanitarian emergency, and then only once a year.

As well as being unable to leave his home in the Moscow region, the new restrictions imposed by a district court mean Navalny will only be able to talk to relatives, investigators and his defence lawyers.

It should also be noted that with this utility function income effects are disregarded: changes in the optimal retirement decision will only be caused by variations in the relative price of labour and consumption.

It will only be with further research that the relative roles of ecological and vicariant processes can be fully elucidated.

However, this p38α/β crosstalk will only be relevant in situations where the relative amounts of ERK and p38 are similar.

Relative frequency distributions will only be representative if the observed number of reads in the window is high enough that no single position dominates the distribution.

Decreases in atmospheric deposition on a global scale relative to present will only be possible in the future if emissions reductions are dramatic.