Sentence examples for closest relations to from inspiring English sources

French, one of the oldest influences on and closest relations to modern English, is below all of them with only 147,000 speakers.

Like Chamorro, which is spoken in the Mariana Islands, it is considered to be of the Indonesian type of languages, with closest relations to the Philippine languages.

Andy Kellman of Allmusic said that Usher "pours himself" into the "Papers" and that the song "bears the closest relation to the turbulence he experienced".

The closest relation to an isolate from France might give a clue about the origin of the genotype from the Netherlands.

Both B. suis isolates belonged to genotype 6 with isolate BRC3/09 showing closest relation to the B. suis biovar 1 group.

Surprisingly, an alignment of the two gamma subunits revealed closest relation to the Na+-dependent ATPases, rather than to the H+ dependent ones, as shown on Figure  6.

In our normalized cDNA library, two contigs (McCtg3028 and McCtg2714) were identified with closest relation to the PDAT1-like gene At3g44830.

Some of the participants, who had trust in physicians, also had close relations to a healthcare professional (family or friend), hereafter labeled "closely related healthcare professionals".

This suggested the oxidation resistance might have close relations to the obtained grain size.

"The arrested man has, according to PET's information, close relations to the Somali terrorist group al-Shabab and al-Qaida leaders in eastern Africa," Scharf said.

Bonaire, Saba, and Sint Eustatius became special municipalities with closer relations to the central government, similar to those of the municipalities in the Netherlands proper.