Sentence examples for extended relationships from inspiring English sources
This is manifested in a close long-term commitment to the member "group," be that a family, extended family, or extended relationships.
It is an explosive transformation — the supportive, stifling, stabilizing bonds of extended relationships weakening and giving way, leaving in their wake insecurity, anxiety, productivity, and potential.
It is an explosive transformation — the supportive, stabilizing bonds of extended relationships weakening and giving way, leaving in their wake insecurity, anxiety, productivity, and potential".
He adds that the change in family dynamics was in itself "an explosive transformation," the "supportive, stifling, stabilizing bonds of extended relationships weakening and giving way, leaving in their wake insecurity, anxiety, productivity and potential".
This made it extremely difficult for Russian men to meet one another, and almost impossible for them to have any kind of extended relationships.
This role is an important capacity factor in many practices and an enabler of extended relationships with patients and the broader community.
That role inaugurated an extended relationship with Hammer Films, a production company that with the help of Lee and his frequent costar Peter Cushing was credited with revolutionizing horror filmmaking.
"Unless there is a friendly deal, I don't think there is any question that Yahoo will probably pursue an extended relationship with Google," said Scott Kessler, an equity analyst with Standard & Poor's.
He was gay, and during the 1980s had an extended relationship with a married man named Lee, who accompanied him almost everywhere that he went.
Paris first met Henry in 1236 and enjoyed an extended relationship with the King, although Paris disliked many of Henry's actions and the illustrations are frequently unflattering.
This extended relationship is becoming increasingly common as genetic counselors move into various medical sub-specialties, such as neurology, ophthalmology, oncology and cardiology.
