Sentence examples for be mentioned in relation from inspiring English sources

"I'm fine with the fact that my story will be mentioned in relation to the Games, because the situation in Russia is something that needs to be talked about.

JS Crisis is an overused word in football, but if it wasn't for the seriousness of Italy's off-field problems then it would not be unfair for "crisis" to be mentioned in relation to the problems facing Cesare Prandelli and his side on the pitch.

The PhD student ends up shouldering the consequences; it is (before now) unusual for the professor to be mentioned in relation to the PhD student's unsuccessful completion of the thesis within the contract period.

Subsequent to his last appearance, the character has continued to be mentioned in relation to Torchwood.

Here's the other set of circumstances that must be mentioned in relation to this show: The past year, the news has been rightly dominated by events in Ferguson, Missouri, and various protests relating to allegations of police brutality.

There are some limitations to be mentioned in relation to the results from the present study.

We also examined if, and how, numeracy was mentioned in relation to health literacy.

Some of the seminal findings and the controversies of cochlear mechanics are mentioned in relation to the technical developments.

Of the 2017 reports, 725 were for drug offences and 432 showed spice was mentioned in relation to other crimes such as violence with injury.

Foreign language skills have not been immune to this rise and were mentioned in relation to 17% of skill-shortage vacancies, up from 16% in 2011".

Wenger's name has been mentioned in relation to the job and should he find himself out of work in North London, he may go to a club filled with players ideally suited to his attacking mentality.