Sentence examples for has its relationship from inspiring English sources

Every generation has its relationship sage: There was Helen Gurley Brown in the 1960s with her best seller, "Sex and the Single Girl"; Dr. Ruth Westheimer, with her radio and TV shows in the 1980s; and Ellen Fein and Sherrie Schneider, who wrote the best seller "The Rules: Time-Tested Secrets for Capturing the Heart of Mr. Right" in the 1990s.

Valve's interest in VR has been long known, says Mr Coomer, as has its relationship with Oculus Rift.

The chemical composition of the biofilm has not been elucidated not has its relationship with cell wall lipoglycans and possible capsular polysaccharides been established.

The interaction between physical activity, ability, "having to pull oneself together" and sleep quality ("being rested") and its relationship to circadian well-being ("morningness") has also been reported by other investigators [ 40, 41] as has its relationship with perspiration [ 12, 36].

While dry mouth has been reported to affect important aspects of life such as speaking, the enjoyment and ingestion of food, and the wearing of dental prostheses [ 6, 7], only recently has its relationship with oral-health-related quality of life (OHRQoL) been systematically investigated.

"Of course" every family has its difficult relationships, she says.

Every significant life event has its music -- relationships ("our song"), birthdays, holidays.

Seriously, dude, every relationship has its limits.

A relationship has its own intelligence, its own predilections.

Every human relationship has its good or bad.

Every relationship has its challenges and those you report in your letter aren't insurmountable.