Sentence examples for direct relationships to from inspiring English sources

The streets are typically laid out tightly on a grid (either preexisting or newly planned) and all three cities require new buildings to have direct relationships to the street.

The DN had significant direct relationships to all measures of cognition, and the FPCN had a significant mediating influence (indicated by a significant indirect effect, Nx−Nm−C) on this relationship for all cognitive variables except memory.

Because the DAN had no significant direct relationships to cognition, these models did not meet the criteria for potential mediation and are therefore not reported in detail; we note, however, that the indirect path from the DAN to FPCN to cognition was significant for all cognitive domains.

Leisure used to have a direct relationship to wealth, but even that seems to have changed.

Blood pressure tends to rise in direct relationship to the amount of sodium a person consumes.

The Reformation also rejected Catholic religious hierarchy, focusing on the individual's direct relationship to God.

One is that the score, here by Christian Wolff, has no direct relationship to the activity onstage.

"I wanted a moniker with some direct relationship to the community," he said.

The community has never before felt such a direct relationship to a station".

It has a far more direct relationship to product than almost any other site.

"With Neil Young songs," Michael said, "you have a more direct relationship to them.