Sentence examples for meant in relation from inspiring English sources

Sources close to the manager still insist that his recent statements about a possible move to the Premier League were only hypothetical, meant in relation to a distant, future life after Dortmund.

But somehow, over the last six months, my wrath has abated and I started reflecting more about what the ending meant in relation to the rest of the series.

Another wanted clarification on what "around the time of" meant in relation to risks such as infection.

I mean in relation to the vertical axis".

I can see what he means in relation to immigration, Europe and dealing with Ukip.

What this means in relation to today's march is that if people veer off the route in a way the police feel is potentially dangerous, they have the power to step in and stop them.

Women no longer want to debate the meaning of "family" or parse what "access to health care" means in relation to abortion, said Joana Foster, a Zimbabwean who is a leader of Women in Law and Development in Africa.

Good luck to anyone trying to establish what "upper body soreness" means in relation to Vunipola but, given his massive collision with South Africa's Eben Etzebeth last Saturday, a sore upper head cannot be entirely ruled out.

What respect means in relation to Iran's "rights" is what will be on the table at the next negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 countries: the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France, plus Germany.

Growing up in a milieu that doesn't reflect their desires, queer kids can't help questioning their difference and what it means, in relation to Mom and Dad's more socially acceptable union — even if that marriage happens to fail.

Later, he called these images "isolated sketches" and retrospectively you can see what he means in relation to his later work, but there is something unique, and quite magical, about these colour studies, not least the richness of the tones: deep reds, dark greys and autumnal browns.