Sentence examples for often in relation from inspiring English sources

"When they're being aggressive it's often in relation to them protecting their nest, their babies.

Her installations and performances seek to identify and react to precarious social and material moments, often in relation to technology.

"The Plot," when it goes astray, does so in the opposite direction — sentimentality, rhetoric — and this is often in relation to the father.

The word "witch" comes up remarkably often in relation to this particular hairstyle (although grey-haired supermodel Kristen McMenamy is classed as a "good witch" for some reason).

LaBelle is correct to stress that the public sphere is usually imagined and understood in relation to visibility, and far less often in relation to sound.

Mankell the African has tended to write fiction for children and young adults, often in relation to his sterling work for Aids prevention and relief.

"John Roos is a brilliant guy with a deep knowledge of commercial law, which is an issue that comes into play often in relations with Japan," said the top Obama adviser David Axelrod.

The negative effects of multicopy events have been extensively studied and are often discussed in relation to transformation related biotechnologies [ 44, 45].

This forthrightness was more often expressed in relation to the weight-related results than the blood results, even among participants who had received a high cholesterol result.

Bipolar disorder (BD) is often discussed in relation to schizophrenia and much research is done comparing the two conditions.

This also holds true since child-related strains expressed by parents are most often studied in relation to paediatric obesity rather than their own.