Sentence examples for holds a relationship from inspiring English sources

Often not being good enough at vulnerability means that we're damn good at shame". In fact, vulnerability just might be the glue that holds a relationship together.

If couples lived by just these simple ideas and principles, many marriages could be saved, lines of communication could be opened, and partners would never have lost that basic foundation of appreciation that is the glue that holds a relationship together.

"I live an absolutely unconventional life where I travel 10 months a year, so it's not always the easiest to hold a relationship together.

"None of the Davies brothers could hold a relationship down and they all had their lives ruined in some sort of way," Lowenstein says.

For the experiments, the inputs are selected to hold a relationship with a statistical distribution.

Of course these people eventually faded away because it became impossible to hold a relationship.

I didn't have many friends and I could never hold a relationship or a job.

Way too many women buy into the hype that there are not enough men in D.C. Incredible, successful, talented D.C. women frequently worry that they should do whatever it takes to hold a relationship together and that they should settle for what they can get.

Current developments of high end abrasion resistant steels are mostly oriented on the high hardness martensitic concept following the hypothesis that the abrasion resistance holds a monotonous relationship with hardness.

This result confirms that the average length-width ratio of the nanostructures holds a linear relationship with the thickness of the Ti films, suggesting the linear dependence of the length-width ratio on the sputtering rate of Ti target.

There is no evidence that orphan status holds a significant relationship to the child's topscore.