Sentence examples for blurred relationships from inspiring English sources

Conflicting loyalties blurred relationships between the two sides: John Jay, a delegate to the Continental Congresses, had a brother whose political loyalties leaned toward the Crown, while one of the daughters of Continental Army general William Alexander lived in occupied New York City with her husband, a prominent Loyalist.

It has been therefore proposed that the blurred relationships between Hox Posterior genes would be explained by an accelerated evolution rate of these genes, a process called 'Deuterostome Posterior Flexibility' [ 29].

Second, providing peer support can place a high burden of work and responsibility on supporters, it can expose supporters to emotionally-charged and often blurred relationships with those they are supporting, and it can be inconvenient when paired with the burden of managing their own illness [ 48].

Since the Tupi expansion involved language replacement, it may have blurred the relationships between genes and languages.

Another limitation of the study is the crude measurements of physical activity, which also could have blurred the relationship between BMI and physical activity.

It is possible that some of the high BMI observed might be due to muscular mass rather than body fat, which could have blurred the relationship between BMI and physical activity.

Rapid radiation events have been shown to blur phylogenetic relationships and are a problem not only within Lepidoptera but also across Holometabola (Whitfield and Kjer 2008; Trautwein et al. 2012).

The forthcoming release of Lionhead Studios' The Movies will blur the relationship between game and cinema even more by including a powerful "movie-making" toolkit.

The convergence of these talent trends is producing a huge change in behavior that's sawing away at the corporate ladder, blurring the relationship between work and life and redefining what it means to build a career.

The final presentation, from Grettis Saga Ásmundarsonar, presents a hybrid model, which blurs the relationship between the historical and the fantastic through the character of Grettir, who inhabits both the human and non-human environments of the saga with equal discomfort.

A single construct like this only explains where a person's belief exists on a continuum between religious beliefs and evolution, blurring the relationship between the two.