Sentence examples for be a close relationship from inspiring English sources
"I don't see why there couldn't be a close relationship between the BBC and this vast performance network," he said.
(I think there will turn out to be a close relationship between the quality of service and quality of medical care).
"FINALLY" Mr. Drudge's Web site has been distinctly pro-Romney for months, perhaps a reflection of what is said to be a close relationship between Mr. Drudge and Matt Rhoades, Mr. Romney's campaign manager.
The culture secretary has been keen to appear to try and clear his name following the publication of emails and texts submitted to the inquiry, which detailed what appeared to be a close relationship between his former special adviser Adam Smith and News Corp lobbyist Frédéric Michel.
Thus, there may be a close relationship between photosynthesis and transpiration measurements at single-leaf and whole-canopy levels.
One big plus in his favour would be a close relationship with United striker Robin van Persie after constant rumours that the striker was unimpressed with Moyes.
"The biggest advantage of Web-enabled A.T.M.'s will be a closer relationship with the consumer," said Ian Rubin, an analyst at the International Data Corporation.
But charities and social work umbrella bodies agree that there needs to be a closer relationship between agencies involved in child protection.
However, there could be a closer relationship between mandibular bone formation and transcriptional changes for neuron-specific genes.
"There has always been a close relationship between flamenco and bullfighting," he said.
