Sentence examples for be much relation from inspiring English sources

As a result, there didn't seem to be much relation between, say, the Szaszcsavas Band's village-style Transylvanian dances and Bartok's marvelous "Contrasts"; although "Contrasts" is based on the same types of traditional dances, it is speaking a very different, more sophisticated language.

This seems to be much more natural in relation to the notion of a true futurist branching time logic.

The development and validation of the MCW is described elsewhere and using this instrument it emerged that the positive, neutral and negative attributions of color appeared to be much more meaningful in relation to mood than an individual color itself.

They can be much better for public relations than anything our own communication systems could ever achieve.

India has been a democracy for some six decades, and its relations with the United States used to be much frostier than America's relations with Pakistan under military dictators.

We would be much better off, in our relations with each other, if computers had remained sitting in a bulky manner on desks at home.

So I think that the next few decades of US-China relations will be much more difficult than the previous three.

The effect of an individual being told s/he has a risk based on a genetic test has been much discussed in relation to health risks (Claassen et al., 2010.

European Union governments' budgets aren't constrained in that way and are much larger in relation to their economies.

However, it is likely to be higher in emerging economies than in developed ones, because their capital stock is much smaller in relation to their labour force.

Most stockmarkets are much smaller in relation to GDP than in developed economies, so the wealth effects of a crash would be modest.