Sentence examples for it's relation to from inspiring English sources

Can we? James Wood, who has praised Davis's collection, has written before about the unreliable narrator and it's relation to madness.

This concept emphasizes the important relationship between disturbed mineral homeostasis in uremia and diminished ability of bone to accumulate Ca and P, and it's relation to the development of severe complications, mainly vascular calcifications, that are so characteristic for the uremic condition and which are related to a substantial risk of increased morbidity and mortality [ 28].

***** Other essays in this series will be about: Belief, Why We Believe in God, Morality & it's Relation to Religion, among others.

A 2010 Brazilian study, Early Detection of Visual Impairment(s) and it's Relation to Academic Performance, noted that the human "optical system continues to develop after birth, reaching its maturity at around seven years of age".

MR: One of the most ambitious tracks on the album is "Ride's Blues (For Robert Johnson)." Can you tell us a little bit about that song and it's relation to Robert Johnson? DD: First off, Robert Johnson is one of the first people to be inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame.

The aim of our study was to explore a potential impact of exogenous oxidative stress and it's relation to extracellular ROS defense and to aging.

I don't need to justify my actions, unless it's in relation to our own sense of morals.

"We were discussing how sad it was that so often when we speak it's in relation to an emergency or a tragedy involving an airline," Bishop said.

So, if there is any outstanding mea culpa Labour needs to make, it is in relation to our failure to restructure and rebalance the economy.

"If there is any outstanding mea culpa Labour needs to make, it is in relation to our failure to restructure and rebalance the economy.

This is my view in relation to the debates in Britain, France and Holland, just as it is in relation to Saudi Arabia or Afghanistan.