Sentence examples for enter into relationships from inspiring English sources

They make a success of their early careers and enter into relationships on their own terms.

This sees them, often unknowingly, enter into relationships with fraudulent sites that, whilst they appear highly professional, are anything but.

They said it would be more realistic to assume that there will be faculty members and students who enter into relationships, and to allow faculty members who do so to recuse themselves from evaluating or supervising the students.

Among symbiotic fungi, those that enter into mycorrhizal relationships and those that enter into relationships with algae to form lichens (see below Form and function of lichens) are probably the best-known.

Not only did the majority find that Texas had no rational basis to intrude into private sexual behavior protected by the Constitution's due process clause, it also declared that gay men and lesbians should be free to enter into relationships in their homes and "still retain their dignity".

Given that research shows we are often attracted to people with familiar looks and the fact that couples tended to use clinics near where they lived, there are concerns that these people could inadvertently enter into relationships with one another – which could be prevented if they knew they were donor conceived.

We enter into relationship with others because relating to them enhances our life in some way.

Pelz-Sharpe defines it as entering into relationships that are "ethically non-monogamous".

A number of them entered into relationships with the women they spied on.

Harriet Wistrich Lawyer Represents eight women who entered into relationships with men not knowing they were undercover police officers spying on protest groups.

Testimony has painted some F.B.I. agents as corrupt, and others as so intent on cracking the Italian mob in New England a generation ago that they entered into relationships with "top echelon informants" and let them literally get away with murder.