Sentence examples for better relation to from inspiring English sources

He explains: I like to wait for the noise in the brain to recede and to have a better relation to the unconscious.

Moreover, location advantage might also contribute to better relation to park and wildlife among Afar households, since two of the surveyed kebeles (Deho and Sabure) are located at the northern part of the park commonly known as "File Wuha" site named after the presence of permanent hot springs.

The children from the non-traumatized families had higher scores regarding the ITIA psychological wellbeing (p < 0.05) and total score (p < 0.05), and a tendency to show better relation to family (p = 0.06) compared with the children from the traumatized families.

Poland has also sought better relations to improve the conditions for the 400,000-strong Polish minority living there.

Kniefall von Warschau, Warsaw genuflection of Willy Brandt in 1970, was a groundbreaking gesture on the path to better relations, leading to great events at the end of 80s. and beginning of 90s.

We would encourage faith leaders to engage with our community to ensure better relations and to develop trust and respect between our overlapping communities for the betterment of our society".

In his area, he said, "virtually everything has gotten better for most people, though not everyone, over the last eight years, from better schools to better race relations to considerably better pay and conditions on the job".

"When I talked about him I was talking about the specific instances where he can do better, in relation to the yellow cards he has picked up.

The result showed that participants perceived the interface as non-demanding and easy to use and the interface was perceived better in relation to mouse/keyboard interaction.

But the interplay of squares and symbolic circles -- which are minimalist at heart -- have deeper metaphysical meanings which are understood better in relation to her poetic film.

At true high altitude GDH based BGMs performed better in relation to within-meter variation and accuracy.