Sentence examples for bear any relationship from inspiring English sources

Thus price need not bear any relationship to cost.

"It was written 100 years ago, but it is happening today" Does this anarchism bear any relationship to the jihadists who bomb the very same targets today?

People are entitled to draw attention to some of the excesses and the fact that pay and bonuses don't seem to bear any relationship to results.

The source of data can be traced to the last node (the so-called "exit node"), but that node won't bear any relationship to the original sender.

"Switching to that formula does not bear any relationship to where the threat is," said a senior New York City police official.

The way the media and society portray bigger people is very negative and dangerous; the girls we see in magazines don't bear any relationship to reality.

In the meantime, Democrats should ratchet up their refusal to pretend that Fox bears any relationship to news.

The boomer mentality has an odd amount of sticking power considering it only briefly bore any relationship to reality.

Yet there was an equal measure of skepticism among parents that test scores bore any relationship to teachers' competence.

Neither minority status, stage of HIV infection, CD4 cell count, nor a history of opportunistic infection bore any relationship to the presence of antibody.

Growth and the need to encourage it is the problem, and in the rich world it no longer bears any relationship to prosperity.