Sentence examples for point in relation to from inspiring English sources

I've spoken to many people who believe the exodus from print is overdone and we are reaching a more stable point in relation to ad spend".

Edna Longley, an ardent advocate, sees him "at a nodal point in relation to current ecological issues and their intellectual repercussions".

The functions of consciousness apparently reach an optimal point in relation to level of arousal, beyond which they disorganize progressively as arousal increases.

I made this same point in relation to gender in Melbourne last week: both as writers and as people, we should be seeking to push beyond the constraining categories into which we have been arbitrarily dropped by birth.

I equally have no doubt that this is an offence the seriousness of which is, in fact, exceptionally high, and thus my starting point in relation to it should be a whole life term.

Lanyon thinks hard about the frontal aspect of a canvas, undermining it so that there is no up, down or obvious direction, no orientation point in relation to the glider.

Yet Nathan Emery, a cognitive biologist at the University of London, points out that, "in relation to their body size, parrots have brains as big as those of chimpanzees".

Firstly, some points in relation to the history of zero-emissions power cycles are highlighted.

So far, consideration has been given to the problem of estimating the positions of points in relation to each other and to the percipient.

"Think about your unique selling points in relation to the role you are being interviewed for and communicate them clearly to the interview panel".

The CBI boss, who is being talked of as a successor to Dick Olver as chairman of BAE Systems, invited the G8 to consider three points in relation to tax reform: Avoiding the moral debate – "it's all about the rules".