Sentence examples for relation it has from inspiring English sources

It dominates BBC local radio in local markets and, although national commercial has always been the poor relation, it has been growing in recent months - and now accounts for over a quarter of all UK commercial radio listening.

"We faced questions in 2008 and it was very distant and we really had no idea what it was about and what relation it has to the club.

Rather, they are a posteriori necessary truths that hold in virtue of 'water' bearing the right causal relation (it has not been easy to say what causal relations are of the right kind) to H2O.

In this relation, it has been shown that cells heterozygous for a BRCA2 mutation are associated with a phenotype [ 42, 43].

In this relation, it has been shown that chromosomal instability arises after inactivation of murine Brca2 gene, which is in agreement with complex chromosomal changes observed in human breast tumors derived from BRCA2 carriers [ 4, 5].

If we accept that there is such an entity in (O2) then this invites questions in (O3) about its nature and the general relations it has to other things we also accept.

"Because São Paulo is a city that has developed itself around work relations, it has a fast, imposing rhythm and style different to the rest of Brazil.

Also in Greek relations it has connected all of us.

But while Israel has weakened Palestinian-Palestinian relations, it has not been as successful in stopping Jordan from playing a direct role in Jerusalem.

He seemed to embody the city's leadership paradox: a chief enforcer of the law whose relation to it has been questioned.

Nevertheless it, or some close relation of it, has been, and is, taken seriously.