Sentence examples for relate to the problems from inspiring English sources

How do these issues relate to the problems facing New Orleans today?

But he was often portrayed in opposition ads as distant, unable to relate to the problems of ordinary people.

We have also been asked to make clear that Robin Gisby's departure and severance package was agreed in November, and did not relate to the problems experienced at Christmas.

Now we next briefly review some historic approaches which relate to the problems (1.2) and (1.4).

Some instances like false alarms are also discussed that relate to the problems outlined in the chapter.

She said, having lost her father at 13, she could relate to the problems faced by widowed women.

Most workers worldwide can relate to the problem of having to work harder for less in a struggling industry.

Sani can relate to the problem from her personal experience.

Since the underlying method was the same in all treatments, differences directly relate to the problem representations.

G.M. said it had not received any reports of crashes or injuries related to the problems.

The company said there had been no reported accidents or injuries relating to the problems identified.