Sentence examples for distant relationships from inspiring English sources

Linguists must develop a new methodology for establishing distant relationships between language families.

Finally, assumptions about the more distant relationships of Uralic have influenced views concerning its original location.

They revealed a juror who had "distant" relationships with associates of the defendants who never testified at trial, the judge said.

Brazilian investment firms have traditionally had distant relationships with the companies they finance and are held in low regard by entrepreneurs.

But as someone who describes his work as exploring "refinement versus vulgarity," he was fascinated by Spreckels's not-quite-fairy-tale life (she had distant relationships with her children and struggled for acceptance by San Francisco society).

"Why aren't we buying goods from the people we like and respect?" he asks, bemoaning the impersonal and distant relationships we have with online merchants.

This incongruency was likely to be influenced by tenor dimensions such as distant relationships, power differences between the writer and recipient, or low contact and involvement (Eggins 2004).

This study in a low-income community of Mumbai in 2003 2004 compared accounts of the closest family survivors and more distant relationships.

We have close relationships with some, friendly relationships with others, cordial but distant relationships with still others, and no relationship at all with many.

In the former case, we have assessed the information content of this panel to identify more distant relationships than avuncular.

The processing in these latter regions may still be highly spatial, but not emphasize local spatial relationships over distant relationships.