Sentence examples for To be relationship from inspiring English sources

It had to be relationship, he wrote, "of respectful, advantageous interaction".

Despite our commitment to baseline feminist ideals, most of us don't like to be relationship aggressors.

"There seem to be relationship problems in the team that need to be addressed and a top manager can do that".

"There seem to be relationship problems in the team that need to be addressed and a top manager can do that". Van Gaal is a multiple championship winner across Europe but BBC Sport's Alan Hansen believes the Old Trafford post will still be a challenge.

What current or past celebrity couple would you consider to be relationship goals?

They lower the energy level in the room and are likely to be relationship challenged as well.

Whereas agentic characteristics refer to stereotypical prescriptions of leaders being achievement-oriented, dominant, and decisive, communal characteristics are generally associated with women who are expected to be relationship-oriented, kind, sensitive, and cooperative.

That tends to be relationships, finding meaning in life, and giving back to society.

Thus, we expect there to be relationships between the internal variables as well.

Key issues specific to Aboriginal research include the need for the research process to be relationship-based, respectful, culturally appropriate and inclusive of Aboriginal people.

The Indigenous research paradigm with its need for the research process to be relationship-based, respectful, culturally appropriate and inclusive of Aboriginal people challenged the training and experience in positivist social science of the interviewer.