Sentence examples for important relationships with from inspiring English sources

They have very important relationships with doctors and patients and lots of data and information that they have aggregated.

His group of friends is vast and varied, and he shared unique and important relationships with each of them.

With a small paid staff, Mr. Romney is mostly relying on volunteers to maintain the important relationships with former supporters, activists, state lawmakers and other important Republicans.

"He's built important relationships with donors, as well as political, policy and grass-roots leaders that other candidates have been courting for half a decade".

During his nearly 30-year career, he is widely known for building important relationships with clients and regulators across the globe as well as operating tightly-managed, client-focused businesses.

Although she was to develop important relationships with the Met in New York and the houses in Paris and Berlin, Vienna was to remain the centre of her musical life.

Bush had a very different, but no less important, relationship with his vice president.

"As human beings we have a close and important relationship with the natural world.

China should back off from its threats before they do lasting damage to its important relationship with the United States.

"The Beaumont had its very important relationship with the plaza outside, and the library got leftover space," he said.

Kazakhstan also maintains an important relationship with China, with whom it settled lingering border demarcation issues in 1999.