Sentence examples for much relating from inspiring English sources

Still, much relating to trademarks in sports remains a gray area, Marty Schwimmer, a partner with Leason Ellis in White Plains, N.Y., focused on trademark law, said.

They called mania kazoole, describing it as an illness with intervals of normality, and psychotic depression as an illness of 'thinking too much,' relating it to social adversity.

It appeared that adjustments in QoL were not so much related to the surgical treatment (SLNB or ALND), but to these treatment-related variables.

It doesn't so much relate to baseball".

"M.S. complaints are very much related to external psychological factors".

I could very much relate to the way Mark feels about his body.

But one of those reasons very much relates to your previous question.

This is very much related to the early effective use of methotrexate.

"The present economic mess is very much related to the Iraq war," says Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel Prize-winning economist.

"The recognition of Somaliland and the development of its economy are things which are very much related," he said.

Mr. Neuthaler opened a practice with a specialty that was very much related to the life he left.