Sentence examples for completely in relation to from inspiring English sources
Durbin said the meeting was positive: "He [Burris] cleared the air completely in relation to being appointed by Blagojevich".
I can neither reject nor accept [evolution] completely' in relation to other living beings, she maintained.
It is uncertain whether the learner can follow the explanation completely in relation to the explanatory text's main point.
Prospective studies are needed that assess lactation more precisely and completely in relation to changes in oral glucose tolerance and body adiposity to determine conclusively whether lactation may delay or prevent future diabetes.
This shows that elderly persons tend to be not at all satisfied or "completely" satisfied in relation to D&D.
While the onset temperature of the graphitization process was found to be almost independent of the H content range investigated, the situation was completely different in relation to the oxidation reaction.
This technique offers advantages over other analytical methods as it does not use toxic and costly reagents or solvents, it does not need any sample preparation, and it allows the identification of the temperature at which water is completely eliminated in relation to other volatile degradation products.
Austenite appeared to be a completely stabilized in relation to the next direct martensitic transformation as a result of presence of a significant quantity of ultra-dispersive and nanocrystalline components of reverted austenite after single γ-α-γ transformations.
It's fascinating to hear this perception, and something I can empathise with completely – though not in relation to the place I was raised.
It is difficult to completely delineate NO in relation to specific hormones as so many of the effects have potentially multiple intersecting points of interaction.
"The US is the only country in the industrialized world that does not have state supported child care and hence the number of hours women spend in care giving in the US is completely off the charts in relation to countries in Western Europe.
