Sentence examples for of that relates from inspiring English sources

There's something to be said for such ambivalence, but sadly most of that relates to frustration.

Part of that relates to significant competition on the part of investors.

Part of that relates to scandals that have led to restatements, and part to a growing sense that the willingness to use numbers that leave out bad news -- so-called pro forma earnings -- created too optimistic a picture.

It says more than $5 billion of that relates to the accounting irregularities, with the rest reflecting H.P.'s low stock price and "headwinds against anticipated synergies and marketplace performance," whatever that might mean.

"We as a country are spending a fortune on health care costs for largely preventable diseases, and a lot of that relates to our habits as people -- we're consuming the wrong foods," state Rep. Scott Allen, one of the SNAP bill's Republican cosponsors, said in an interview.

I really cannot complain about much (even if I sometimes do, shamefully); my problems don't compare to the difficulties I have known in many other people's lives, but like anyone else, my life is still far from perfect, and some of that relates to my childhood.

You maybe asking "how does any of that relate to me?" Let me explain.

What is the profile of the subset of variables that relates to IOS theory?

There is a provision of that that relates to what is called copyright management information.

Everything contributes to a kind of slowness that relates to both art and life.

"The part of me that relates to Betty isn't there anymore.