Sentence examples for relating to getting from inspiring English sources

We've had many issues over the course of our marriage, a lot of them relating to getting married so young.

Amongst all of the pre-travel worries relating to getting lost, mugged, missing flights and losing luggage, taming your hair may seem trivial but as a traveling woman, it affected each and every day.

The third and fifth components included six items relating to getting into or out of a lowered position and two items relating to bending and kneeling down respectively.

41 Higher socioeconomic groups were found to have marginally significantly lower odds of endorsing issues relating to getting access to care when required.

Alcohol-related trouble (age 15) comprised five summed items from the Voice-DISC alcohol abuse section relating to: getting into trouble with the police due to drinking; drinking in situations where you could get hurt; getting into a physical fight while drinking; arguing with family or friends because of drinking; and missing school or work in order to drink, or due to hangover.

Logistics, mostly related to getting employees to and from work, were proving a challenge.

Problems related to getting disabled children into the school system are also thought to be behind the failure.

"Choice is related to getting compliance in any behavior, but psychologists distinguish between real choice and the illusion of choice.

Mr. Bush's aides explained that with the caucuses just days away, Mr. Bush was simply too busy with events more closely related to getting out the vote.

Ivanka Trump's duties are gauzier than her husband's, but they seem to relate to getting her father to go easier on L.G.B.T. and women's-rights issues and calming his temper.

I'm at the bar and seeing that everything you do is related to getting ahead.