Sentence examples for relation was so from inspiring English sources

It could simply be because this association really does not exist, or because the proportion of women who did not use a safe method in their last commercial relation was so low that it did not allow the detection of a significant association although such an association may exist.

This relation was so far only demonstrated in a highly selected population with already known COPD [ 11, 12].

Still — the relation is so old and so oddly intimate, despite the huge gap of genetics we have to leap over, that I think we can call it co-evolution without fear.

Eric claims that the gulf between his two identities – that of a German immigrant wearing unhip knee socks versus that of a distant Kennedy relation – is so wide that "no mortal boy" could bring them together.

Writing in the Times, the film critic Bosley Crowther addressed Walt Disney directly: "The master and slave relation is so lovingly regarded in your yarn … one might almost imagine that you figure Abe Lincoln made a mistake….

Writing in the Times, the film critic Bosley Crowther addressed Walt Disney directly: "The master and slave relation is so lovingly regarded in your yarn... one might almost imagine that you figure Abe Lincoln made a mistake.... Put down that mint julep, Mr. Disney.

Mr. Zuch, who handles client relations, was so emotionally devastated that he often hid out in his office, he said.

Almost all physical properties of the material via its electronic structure are related to the atomic charges; however, these relations are so complicated that it is impossible to determine by them the values of the effective charges.

That's probably why trade relations are so strained between our countries.

Relations are so strained that the 13-member board ordered an internal review of its practices.

He says that relations are so cordial that Thai officers were willing to negotiate Na Kham Mwe's release three years ago.