Sentence examples for long-term relation from inspiring English sources

We used prospective dyadic data to examine the short- and long-term relation between SEIM use, sexual satisfaction, and relationship adjustment among adult SEIM users and their partners.

We found that long-term averages from this axis were useful to identify a wetland's long-term relation to surface and groundwater.

The long-term relation between EUV irradiance and F10.7 has been changed remarkably during the recent year, with EUV irradiance decreasing more rapidly than F10.7 proxy (Emmert et al. 2010).

It is also necessary to explore implicit benefits of crowdsourcing such as marketing, public relation, intelligence, building long-term relation with participants, and probably most importantly shifting locus of cost of ideation from firms to crowds.

Mohabbat Kar has to deal with a wide range of prices based on the experience and the factors such as cost estimates and long-term relation to the customers.

Promising area for future study can be the following: (1) extending the model over a long-term relation of the supplier-customer (e.g., VMI), instead of daily operational planning.

New Delhi has had good long-term relations with many of the Arctic Council members.

Even if trade with the rest of Europe recovers, "many business relations are also long-term relations," he said.

In most countries Lenovo sells chiefly to big businesses and governments, with which good long-term relations are crucial.

They discuss tactics and long-term relations with the civil population, of course, but money often comes up, just as in the United States Army.

All the while, for strictly selfish reasons, well-run companies will strive for friendly long-term relations with employees, suppliers and customers.