Sentence examples for range of relations from inspiring English sources

"I was struck by the fact that a whole range of relations was offered to Israel – at the request of Israel – as if nothing is happening on the ground," the diplomat said.

Among other shortcomings of methodology, I would like to note the absence of a clear quantitative distinction between different categories of links to external companies: inability to detect the entire range of relations (e.g., if cofounders' relatives, affiliated with big companies, have other last names).

In contrast, paper citations can imply a much broader range of relations, for instance, direct reliance on the previous work, to show correspondence with previous results, to negatively point out flaws in the cited paper, and parallel methods applied to a different subject.

As the data published for one and the same material in vitro and in vivo are rather sparse, however, only few examples are shown and discussed with a broad range of relations, having the same or less biomechanical outcome (group 1), having increased biomechanical outcome in vivo (group 2), or having an orders of magnitudes higher biomechanics compared to initial in vitro findings (group 3).

The pairwise comparison of annotations is based on a principled mathematical approach to genomic analysis, where the test statistic in principle can be selected from a range of relations between annotation tracks generically represented as tracks of points, segments or functions.

But he applied that standard of behavior across the entire range of human relations.

The Obama administration has been pressing Beijing on the broad range of economic relations.

They noted the range of gender relations in African societies and referred to the "unnatural damnation" of male-to-male sex in Congo.

During his statement to the House of Commons, Fox emphasised that Werritty had a "very wide range of international relations and political links" that were quite separate from and not reliant upon the MoD.

But since then, it has suffered a range of public relations disasters in Northern Ireland, which have fueled Protestant contentions that the party has not yet fully abandoned the I.R.A.'s violent past.

The British Council is a non-political organisation that runs a range of cultural relations programmes in China to build and strengthen long-term cultural, academic and economic ties between the two countries".