Sentence examples for relation, for example, from inspiring English sources

Saiers: Although that study found that there have been comparatively few occurrences in which peoples' drinking water had been impacted by oil- and gas-related activities — in relation, for example, to the number of gas wells drilled — they found that when these impacts did occur they could be fairly severe.

I take there to be a causal relation, for example, between the prevailing austerity and a sudden proliferation of excellent tapas restaurants in London, most of which are packed as never before.

With proven effectiveness, this research could offer an interesting starting point for the analysis of differences between watersheds, and to improve knowledge about downstream channel adjustment in relation, for example, to scale and landscape forcing (e.g. sediment transport, tectonics, lithology, climate, geomorphology, and anthropic pressure).

What this paper does is to help sort out just how good it is, and where it sits in relation for example to biomass burning.

"Athletes need to consider the number and length of the spikes in relation, for example, to body weight, prevalent conditions (wet surfaces require more assistance in traction) and type of event," he says.

The most plausible candidate for linking words and their referents is the causal relation, for example by using it to construct a causal chain from an 'initial baptism' to our present use of the term.

They do not have much to say on industrial relations, for example.

International relations, for example, is a discipline that has been shaped almost entirely by western experience.

There's a lot to be gained from deepening US-Brazilian relations, for example.

"I hope we can all agree on where some of those areas lie – how to carry out the United Kingdom's foreign relations for example.

It will keep some departments — government relations, for example — in Maryland, although not necessarily in Silver Spring, and plans to expand its technology hub in Sterling, Va.