Sentence examples for friendly history from inspiring English sources

In the long and mostly friendly history of relations between Thailand and the West, Thais have welcomed outsiders into their boardrooms, classrooms and bedrooms.

So, given the friendly history with Comcast, one option for Microsoft is to add some cash to the Comcast war chest.

It's this simple: who ever's running Nascar has got his head up his [deleted]." The second volume of Leo Levine's "Ford: The Dust and the Glory" (Society of Automotive Engineers Inc., $39.95 $69.955 for the set) is a rich and entertaining though clearly friendly history of motorcar sports through the Ford windshield.

Older age, not having a parent who is a health care professional, having had a personal, familiar, or friendly history of cervical cancer, and need of additional information were predictors of the perceived susceptibility of developing cervical cancer.

Accordingly, some authors reported that increasing age (women 14-24 years) [ 16] and having had a personal, familiar, or friendly history of previous STI or cervical cancer were associated with an increased awareness of HPV and accurate knowledge of the HPV-cervical cancer link [ 13, 14, 16].

Older age, not having at least one parent who is a health care professional, having had a personal, familiar, or friendly history of cervical cancer, and need of additional information about this cancer and HPV vaccination were significantly the predictors of the perceived susceptibility of developing cervical cancer (Model 2 in Table 2).

He may also appreciate the building's celebrity-friendly history.

What Mele has done is articulate in a more precise way how an agent could be manipulated (or created) by a team of programmers (or a goddess) to move through a compatibilist-friendly history that is freedom and responsibility facilitating and eventually come to perform what a compatibilist would contend is a free act for which she is morally responsible.

San Francisco has long had an LGBT-friendly history.

And in May, Chelsea Clinton released She Persisted, a kid-friendly history of a handful of feminists.

What sets this museum apart from other Maritime Museums on the Chesapeake are the "critters," and the very user-friendly history exhibits built in house.