Sentence examples for functioning relationships from inspiring English sources

This was a quantum leap on 1990s shows such as Will & Grace, in which the gay characters had the whiff of "confirmed bachelors", to use the archaic euphemism of obituary writers, rarely presented in functioning relationships, much less in love.

They are not alone – pretty much every charity, regardless of size and sub-sector, and every type of senior charity staff I've spoken to, can give an example of poorly functioning relationships between board and executive.

Newly married to the actor Ron Livingston ("Office Space"), who was holding hands with her at the theater before the interview began, Ms. DeWitt described her life as well balanced, with work opportunities and, she said with a laugh, "perfectly functioning relationships".

One of the current advances in functional biodiversity research is the move away from short-lived test systems towards the exploration of diversity-ecosystem functioning relationships in structurally more complex ecosystems.

The strong performance by certain mixtures of life-forms, especially tall forbs, grasses and succulents, warrants further investigation into niche complementarity or facilitation as mechanisms governing biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relationships in green roof ecosystems.

Here we present a combinatory experiment to test the effect of temperature fluctuations on bacterial biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relationships over multiple generations.

The effort now is to have a workable non-sexual, non-intimate, functioning relationship where the boys can grow up loved and secure.

A hiatus here and there shouldn't threaten a functioning relationship, but an all-out drought is pretty extreme.

Some have already noted the potential for a detonation of the current invisible Mexican standoff in the shape of Giles' own functioning relationship with Pietersen.

Clearly, the men have a functioning relationship.

Structure-function relationships are not intuitively obvious.