Sentence examples for relation to many from inspiring English sources

Even if the short-term economic outlook exhibits some weakness, we believe that the long term remains favorable in relation to many other advanced economies.

She developed a love-hate relation to many of her characters and subjects, but underlying her narrative is a warm humanity and a delight in accurate imagery and surprising turns of phrase.

When "Far from the Madding Crowd" was published, the reviewer for the Spectator recognized that Hardy was writing about a world from which his readers were already exiled: "A book like this is, in relation to many of the scenes it describes, the nearest equivalent to actual experience which a great many of us are ever likely to boast of".

They have a close relation to many problems in the theory of elasticity and quantum physics [1, 9, 10].

Of concern in relation to many of these instances is that the photographs were not requested by the young person, nor were they expected.

Teleological thinking in relation to many subjects is deeply ingrained and has been found even among chemistry students and teachers (Talanquer 2007).

Either SnNb2O6 or Sn2Nb2O7 exhibits close structural relations to many semiconductors.

They can help you determine how many items of clothing each person can have in relation to how many cards are in play.

They are about average for many places in Fairfield County, but at the high end for this South Norwalk location in relation to its many nearby competitors.

"In Britain there is still a glass ceiling in relation to what many women can achieve.

"The number of Twitter followers I had in relation to how many people in the world know about me was woefully inadequate," he said.