Sentence examples for relations evident from inspiring English sources

Facilities are often superior to those in European cities of similar size but US clubs, they argue, can struggle to generate the fanatical support and community relations evident in Britain, in part because working-class kids are priced out of a career in the game from the outset.

BEIJING -- The South China Sea has become a primary issue for China-U.S. relations, evident in the fierce and intense struggles over China's land reclamation in the waters near the Nansha Islands [the Chinese name for the Spratly Islands -- ed.], with some voices in both countries calling for military solutions.

The improved relations were evident in May, when corporation officials presented the community board with a plan to deepen the adjacent water and use the silt to create four more acres of Navy Yard property.

The strain on social relations is evident to Lisette Prince, a former trustee of the Preservation Society, who opposes the center and says that Trudy Coxe, the society's chief executive, isn't speaking to her anymore.

fThese relations are evident in the last resort as the interdependence between certain classes of words in a clause.

The lordosis behavior itself appears to proceed ballistically once initiated, but negative and positive hormonal feedback relations are evident in its endocrine controls.

An experiment demonstrates that this method can be useful in navigating through 3D medical image data and visualizing it to determine spatial relations not evident from individual slices.

As regards the impact (C_{1}) (cost of using the flight routes) has on other attributes, no significant relations are evident based on Table 7.

These results support the hypothesis that the in situ display of medical image data confers a benefit to naïve participants in navigating through 3D medical image data and visualizing it to determine 3D spatial relations not evident from individual slices.

When things went wrong, especially in situations where financial difficulties threatened to de-stabilise a PCT or trust, the smoothing effect of social relations was evident.

No obvious dose-response relation is evident for SES score in relation to risk, although all groups are estimated to have elevated odds of the outcomes in relation to the most advantaged SES quartile.