Sentence examples for relation to most from inspiring English sources

Little of the macabre events in Edgar's story, the initial accident apart, bears any relation to most people's lived experience.

In relation to most forms of crime, they should be dealt with by way of intermediate sanctions including the greater use of electronic monitoring.

And the same effects are seen in relation to most other crimes.

As can be seen from the above data, the fabrics impregnated with BMNPs are the most effective in relation to most of the investigated test cultures.

As the reader can see, based on the above Fig. 5, there was change in relation to most of the categories associated with acculturation balance, with reductions of agreement with statements relating to 'marginalization' (seeing a 3%% reduction) and 'separation' (a 9 % reduction), and also an increase in agreement to 'integration' (2 % increase).

It was, if anything, quite large in relation to most of the others.

The two Mmc 95010 ICE copies are in opposite orientation and flank an 80.9 kbp-long DNA fragment which is inverted, in relation to the most closely related genomes (Mmc strain GM12, MmmSC and Mcc).

Pascal invoked it in the most famous chapter of his Pensées, "Of the Necessity of the Wager," in relation to the most important decision of all, whether to accept the Christian faith.

Haute couture stands in the same relation to what most people can, or would, really wear as much of cinema stands to the way most people can, or do, live and this is no problem.

But this figure bears little relation to the most recent average-price data issued by the two government agencies.

Last week, however, when things went wildly off course in relation to the most important target of the lot, we got a topsy-turvy reaction.