Sentences with phrase «in absolute terms»

I don't think so, at least not in absolute terms.

While this might not be as much of a multiple as what we saw in 2017, it is much higher in absolute terms.

And while with more voters the standard deviation becomes larger in absolute terms, it becomes smaller as a percentage of the vote.

Secondly, they were already leading the world in absolute terms in R&D and deployment of renewable energy sources.

In these strategies, European contributions to adaptation finance would decrease in proportion compared to today, but largely increase in absolute terms.

These impacts, while small in absolute terms, represent about 19 and 30 percent of the mean for students who previously failed an 8th - grade exam.

I was ahead of the indexes, but that doesn't mean much in absolute terms.

Interestingly, despite significant demand growth, even the total amount of coal - generated electricity would fall in absolute terms.

As a result real estate taxes are also lower in absolute terms.

That means people who accumulate more wealth (= have more income) pay more in absolute terms.

And nuclear declined 10 percent in absolute terms between 2006 and 2014.

It's also because nuclear power is on the decline in absolute terms.

However, although program spending was cut in an absolute term for the first time ever, and this was essential to building credibility, many of these expenditure cuts were not lasting.

The debt pile has been growing for three decades in both absolute terms and when compared to the size of the economy.

That is a fantastic quantity of money in absolute terms but a very small fraction of our wealth.

The spread among the states has remained wide and grown in absolute terms over the past several decades.

Does anyone have other numbers and perspective on whether this is a significant amount, or just a large number in absolute terms?

I had a very good relative value day, while losing quite a bit in absolute terms.

Leaving out the # 10 team might seem bad in absolute terms, but not when there aren't that many teams to begin with.

The company's balance sheet is stressed in absolute terms, although this is largely due to the fact that the company operates a capital - intensive business model that's asset heavy.

Birds have quite small brains in absolute terms, though very high - powered ones.

In addition, schools will not be evaluated in absolute terms, but by their ability to improve outcomes.

For now, ignore the correlation arguments that are meaningless because correlations aren't stable, and think in absolute terms.

Costs appear to be increasing rapidly in absolute terms and in relation to amounts at stake.

But they argue that it is not the case that the poor become poorer in absolute terms.

That's big in absolute terms, but small relative to total global economic output and population.

You can't tell how great a CEO is by looking at her CEO effect in absolute terms.

It's that you can't measure a player's value in absolute terms.

Consider that even ETFs that aren't close to the highest fee in absolute terms are engaged in how - low - can - you - go battles.

This is true, in absolute terms when using a fiat currency as one's measure.

I think any declaration of faith spoken in absolute terms reveals a lack of intellect.

You can never talk in absolute terms in a competition.

On the contrary, safety can exist in absolute terms, especially when it's being used for decision making.

The rich pay the most taxes in absolute terms, which is what you would expect.

What's more, the paper does not argue that life span will decrease in absolute terms.

This may be reflected in laboratory test showing lower than normal progesterone levels in absolute terms, or a low progesterone to estrogen ratio.

At the same time, as made clear by previous graphs, more affluent families are spending more on center - based in absolute terms.

While not a particularly impressive track record in absolute terms, it's actually fairly competitive in the tech space.

Previously, those with «thin files» were judged in absolute terms — you either paid your bills or you didn't.

As far as profitability is concerned, it's not so much size in absolute terms that is likely to make the difference, as the ability to improve leverage.

While these occurrences are rare in absolute terms, the frequency with which agents are targeted by criminals is high enough that we all remember a handful of similar stories.

As a result real estate taxes are also lower in absolute terms.

But I don't think it's a small number in absolute terms, which is all we should care about.

The company's balance sheet is stressed in absolute terms, although this is largely due to the fact that the company operates a capital - intensive business model that's asset heavy.