Sentence examples for bound relationship from inspiring English sources

"Just because of the way things are working these days, the competition is really strong, so we wanted to ensure that we had a strong and bound relationship with Adrien," said Kiliaen Murphy, a Zegna spokeswoman.

An upper bound relationship between solubility selectivity and water partition coefficient was also observed in these cellulose esters as suggested in previous literature for other polymers.

Any processes that modulate the slope of the upper bound relationship between maximum abundance and size class are thus expected to influence assemblage evenness.

In the United States, even though we claim to have separation between religion and state, there still seems to be tracings of a tightly bound relationships that between the two.

"I'm not saying these guys, I'm just saying in general — but in every organized white-collar crime, you have to have a group of people bound by relationships that everybody believes are indestructible," said Mr. Antar, 62, who was the chief financial officer of the Crazy Eddie discount electronics chain and the cousin of its namesake, Eddie Antar, who was also convicted of fraud.

Since Americans can enter the country only by way of India, our relationship with it is bound to our relationship with India.

The reported correlations effectively lower-bound the relationship between connectivity at different timescales, since non-stationarity in the functional connections should only reduce correlations.

If you don't like the other person, how can you truly love them? 2. Enjoy your friend and partner's company - Laughter is not only good medicine but it is also the glue that binds relationships and creates memories.

While coaching is a professional relationship bound by a coaching agreement or contract, it is also a deeply personal, if not intimate, relationship at the same time.

Company and labor were thereafter bound in a relationship that was inherently antagonistic, and largely remains so today.

The piece will home in on how profoundly we are bound into our relationship with food; how we structure pleasure around mealtimes.