Sentence examples for relation to say from inspiring English sources

That's a question one could hardly imagine being asked in relation to, say, heart disease.

She existed in relation to, say, Philippa Pearce as BHS did to Marks & Spencer, as Ford did to Rover, as ITV did to the BBC.

You can't talk of a King mythos, in the way that you can talk of a mythos in relation to, say, Tolkien, Larry Niven or Iain M Banks.

Most people nowadays probably understand that in relation to, say, social networking services, if the service is "free" then the users (or, more precisely, their personal data) are the product.

Mr. Hodges said he typically began with a kernel of an idea, which he ruminated over, imagining it in relation to, say, a wall, a book or even the ski-lift ticket.

For The Touching Contract is an actual contract you have to sign, its language derived from existing documents used to lay out the parameters of consent and responsibility – on the part of the state and the individual in relation to, say, electroconvulsive therapy or the receipt of welfare benefits.

As a result, it is interesting to note that majority of the identified mutations falling within predicted T-cell peptide-epitopes might influence/alter immunogenicity/antigenicity in relation to said vaccine strain.

The company -- which has suffered a difficult year in investor relations, to say the least, including the world's worst IPO -- reported fairly decent quarterly results.

President Rich Trumka of the AFL-CIO, which has good relations, to say the least, with many Congressional Democrats, has written that continued repression of trade unionists by the coup regime makes it impossible to hold free and fair elections.

To say that human being is a relation is to say that, in living out our lives, we always care about who and what we are.

In terms of Protestants and Catholics, unionists and nationalists, relations are, to say the least, frosty.