Sentence examples for if any relation from inspiring English sources
Britisher asked her if any relation to General Custer.
His retrospective version of events bore little, if any, relation to our detailed professional records.
A lot of the time, his answers bear little, if any, relation to my questions.
What, if any, relation may have existed between the Huns of European history and the Hsiung-nu of Chinese records is an unsolved, probably insoluble, conundrum.
"In the beauty industry, whose claims routinely bore little if any relation to reality, his product was unique in that both he and his customers knew it would always do precisely what the package promised," Brandon writes.
To know the health problems or diseases that patients of 2 basic health areas (BHA) assess as the most important for Spanish population and for themselves; to know if any relation exists between these problems and their existence in the family or social patients' environment.
If passengers travel through intermediate locations such as, say, Bangkok or Tashkent or Kuala Lumpur, they should expect to be rescreened, and that would include a full-body X-ray plus a private inspection inside a booth, especially if you come up in any relation to a list of suspects.
To determine any differences between the prevalence of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis in ballet dancers who are girls compared with age-matched nondancers, and to establish if any relations exist between the presence of scoliosis and generalized joint hypermobility, age of menarche, body mass index (BMI), and the number of hours of dance training per week.
Also, linear growth in early childhood has weak, if any relations, with cardiovascular disease risk factors.
In the past few months, Britain has been rocked by scandals related to the use of expense accounts by members of Parliament, but The Guardian did not explain how or if the information it obtained was used, or if it had any relation to the scandals.
