Sentence examples for related better from inspiring English sources

Related: Better late than never: John Kerry finds his legacy-defining victory in Iran deal The Obama administration has worked on two fronts during 18 months of talks.

Asked why the word "men" was not used in the otherwise formal copy, a spokesman for the drug company replied: "The topic of E.D. often prompts nervousness, embarrassment and even fear....We've found that men sometimes related better to less formal communication about this topic, and when we're trying to achieve an informal tone, the word guys is appropriate".

For example, Hannah, 16, of Dearborn, Mich., who did not want her last name used out of concerns for her privacy, said she related better to adults than to children her age because of having to cope with her brother Ian's autism.

As a contrarian, I have always related better to the bears.

Personally, I've always related better to women, and remain mystified by male friendship.

You did a disservice to all youth by engaging in a classic form of implicit bias, a bias that I have written extensively on because of the actions of those in your profession, and particularly of those on your Fox cable channel (an issue, though related, better left for another day).

In this study, we investigate the thermodynamics of PtTi, a novel and promising SMA (and of the related better-known NiTi SMA, for comparison purposes) using recently developed first-principles computational method specifically designed to tackle this issue.

The responses such as "able to find relations," "chain of representations," "relate better," and "time and frequency domains go hand-in-hand" supported this claim.

They relate better to our farm today".

Louise relates better than ever to other people.

This frees their imaginative capacities, and lets them relate better to the world around them.