Sentence examples for making new relations from inspiring English sources
Our observations suggest that problem formulation involves not only abstraction but also making new relations between concepts and that it may be a creative ability for which knowledge of clinical features of a disease may be necessary but not sufficient.
Gaining respect and feeling self-actualization is important in making new relations with people.
Too much uncertainty, on the other, may make new relations risky.
"DIBP [Department of Border Protection] does not intend to make new regulations in relation to this provision at this time as automated border clearance systems only need to collect a person's photograph of their face and shoulders to confirm their identity," it said.
One very remarkable statement came from one of the respondents that if everything is established once for all and they are not making any new relations, they are not growing.
Banks are being pressured by the government to roll over existing loans and make new ones, and firms encouraged to extend credit and maintain business relations.
She went to law school and made new friends and when she graduated she got a job in labor relations for a midsized corporation.
Maine's new attorney general, Richard S. Cohen (no relation to the senator) took over negotiations for the state; soon, each side made new concessions.
New proportions make new fashion.
