Sentence examples for had some relation from inspiring English sources
Ms. Schanzle responded again that of those she reviewed, the majority had some relation to Enron.
Speculation about the two tracks began after a tweet by Just Brittany – since deleted – that suggested her track had some relation to Rihanna's.
We are also continuing to monitor all staff who had some relation to Mr. Duncan's care even if they are not assumed to be at significant risk of infection".
No one would, of course, unless the clasping somehow had some relation to human wellbeing or harm, which is what morality must surely be about – "unless you change the facts of human existence".
The decision carried with it the abandonment of all determinisms both the scientific kind that his training had established for him and that seems to have had some relation to his neurosis and the theological, metaphysical kind that he later opposed in the notion of "the block universe".
He sang — though I can't be sure — Bascom Lamar Lunsford's "Little Turtle Dove" and Fiddlin' John Carson's "Old Hen Cackled and the Rooster's Going to Crow" and Henry Thomas's "Bull Doze Blues," or at least a string of numbers whose lyrics had some relation to the lyrics of those tunes.
For example, each KDM metaclass that has some relation with crosscutting concerns must be turned into a relational database.
Also very hard to get into, but worth it — the burgers actually have some relation to our American notion.
If I'm reading the signs correctly, these two perspectives have some relation to how Mr. Richards and Mr. Jagger think about the album.
A nostalgia-based production has to have some relation to the present if it's going to draw in contemporary audiences.
