Sentence examples for relation to the next from inspiring English sources
Rob Cohen slams some of the sequences together so crudely that one shot has very little spatial relation to the next.
Globo said: "A committee of the board has initiated discussions with appropriate advisers in relation to the next steps and to ascertain the true financial position of the company".
But just as the rugby and soccer worlds see everything in relation to the next World Cup, English players, its media and the fans view their world through Ashes-tinted lenses.
"It is expected that, on his return, he will work with his barrister in relation to the next step in his endeavours to return to the cricketing world".
Egalitarian-equivalence is a serious alternative to no-envy for the definition of equality of resources, and its superiority in terms of solidarity is quite significant, in relation to the next point.
Austenite appeared to be a completely stabilized in relation to the next direct martensitic transformation as a result of presence of a significant quantity of ultra-dispersive and nanocrystalline components of reverted austenite after single γ-α-γ transformations.
Now the challenge for both leaders is to use the positive energy generated in New Delhi last month to take relations to the next level.
A possible reason for these striking differences might be that many studies did not define the time point of measurement in relation to the previous or next migraine attack, since migraine seems to involve endogenous rhythms which may also influence the autonomic nervous system [13, 14].
And then they announced that they would be energetically investigating allegations of corrupt practices in relation to the contracts for the next two World Cups.
There are growing calls for the bidding process for the 2022 tournament to be re-run in the wake of serious allegations of corruption and bribery in relation to the awarding of the next two World Cups.
This does not, however, have to mean that the care accessed by the older person is inappropriate in relation to their needs but, is rather, inappropriate in relation to the needs of the next of kin.
