Sentence examples for have much relationship from inspiring English sources
"When you live your life that way, you don't really have much relationship to the levels before.
I don't pretend that you're likely to eat all five in the same day, or even that they have much relationship to one another, but they're each a representation of the kind of thing you might be eating at a given moment.
Johnno's not there when Tui's growing up and he doesn't have much relationship with her.
You'd probably have to see the movie twice to understand all the tricky details of the scam... not that they have much relationship to the real story... but it isn't necessary to catch every detail to enjoy it.
"Usually, there's not a lot of opportunity for a teller to have much relationship-building with that customer — it's really money in and money out," said Janet DuHaime, chief operating officer for Visterra.
The outstanding tensile mechanical performance of turtle shells has much relationship with rehydration and the growth orientation of the keratin cells.
I feel like I have much closer relationships with faculty than many of my friends and colleagues at other degree programs.
Sabyasachi Mukherjee, an Indian designer, says "India is not brand obsessed like the rest of the world," perhaps because Indians have much closer relationships with their families.
Purpose oriented people have much deeper relationships at work (69% vs. 45%) - which tells us that "connecting with people at work" might be one of the keys here.
Other kinds of micro-organisms in the soil have much closer relationships with trees, entering the roots and changing their structure.
