Sentence examples for more in relation from inspiring English sources

But it was more in relation to their mutual feelings about losing to the other, how they had become each other's standards.

Firstly, the provision has been used more in relation to what appears onscreen and in relation to breaches of other licence conditions.

While promising significantly more in relation to the reef, Labor has not gone far enough to give it a good chance of surviving the coming decades.

And I'd say we are more outward-looking, and I hope more in relation to the society at large today, than we've been in the past".

The rule of thumb is that a fund with an R-squared of 75 or more in relation to an index is a reasonably good fit.

And it could call on so much more: in relation to the country's size, its defence budget and army are quite small by historical standards.

He said that he wanted to produce "deliverables" and that the two sides could do more in relations with third parties, like Russia and China.

From the Humean epistemic perspective, observational, dispositional, and theoretical predicates are successively more and more problematical in relation to their accessibility via experience.

The purification of the cemetery and the recent change in social mores (in relation to dirt and decay) being the most immediately apparent.

Stover cell-wall digestibility has long been shown to be crucial for forage quality, and more recently this trait is getting more attention in relation to biofuel production.

People then began to raise more turkeys in favorable regions, and also hunted more lagomorphs in relation to artiodactyls.