Sentence examples for or in relationship to from inspiring English sources

Most of them are either made by Americans, about America or in relationship to America.

It is not an indicator of your spiritual maturity, nor a gauge of your growth in life or in relationship to the trauma.

This abnormality is in the form of a marked excess of E16 chromosomes per cell, either absolute or in relationship to other chromosome classes.

For example, there are changes in the term definition or changes in relationship to other terms.

Crime-related trauma, defined in this study as robberies and break-ins, has not been explored much in either the community or incarcerated samples in relationship to social support or to loneliness.

The form of pragmatism known as neo-pragmatism looks to the communicative justification of our past or future actions in relationship to our values to determine whether they are good or bad.

"Sensational video makes it impossible for a shocked viewer to understand any one criminal or terrorist event in relationship to the bigger picture".

If we assume that the DdDp is the crucial organizing component of the virus genome, we might think of satellite genes as essentially commensal or mutualistic components in relationship to the core.

Spirituality has been defined as the ways in which a person habitually conducts his or her life in relationship to the question of transcendence [ 6].

However, studies using animals can also be designed to answer questions which address psychosocial constructs, such as whether hierarchical social interactions are biologically based and whether they influence biological imprinting, or vice versa, in relationship to cardiovascular disease.

We tend to get focused on the person or accomplishment, and/or ourselves in relationship to them or it.