Sentence examples for a relationships for from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a relationships for" is not correct in English.
It should be "a relationship for" if referring to a singular relationship. You can use it when discussing a specific type of relationship or context in which a relationship exists.
Example: "She is looking for a relationship for personal growth and companionship."
Alternatives: "a connection for" or "a bond for".

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Relationships in this 'GO chemical ontology' represented the union of all of the is_ a relationships for each sub-ontology of the GO.

Similar(57)

Second, since the frequency of is-a relationships for large gene sets eclipses other edge types, similarity is a derivative of topology rather than edge semantics.

We were in a relationship for 18 months.

She suffered domestic violence in a relationship for 10 years.

I've been in a relationship for nine years.

Nevertheless, the two kept up a relationship for decades.

But don't stay in a relationship for convenience.

I haven't been in a relationship for a couple of years.

I've been in a relationship for a couple of years and things are going well.

I had been in a relationship for five years with a very intense man.

They had been in a relationship for two and a half years.

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