Sentence examples for relations exist from inspiring English sources

Many other relations exist between the sides and angles of a spherical triangle.

As noted above, he denied that causal relations exist; he also denied the reality of substance.

"Relations exist on two levels," said Imad Fawzi Shueibi, a political analyst and a professor at Damascus University.

After one such plea in Lockwood's book, Castro rails against the US, then concedes: "I do not at all believe it will be immediate, but rather a great deal of time will pass – it will have to happen that better relations exist between our two peoples".

Clouds mean rain, a falling barometer means that a storm is coming, a twister in the sky means an approaching tornado that is, the one is a sign of the other; these relations exist in nature and were discovered, not invented, by humans.

The intelligible relations exist in the categories, not because of their own essence.

I believe that the potential for vastly improved relations exists, and only hope that we are intelligent enough to recognize that opportunity.

Considerable variation in cultures, means of subsistence, tribal laws and customs, and philosophies of trade and intertribal relations existed in precontact Canada.

Decisions (shocking as this may sound) are almost never made solely on merit, which is why the entire world of lobbying, advocacy and public relations exists.

Given that a corpus annotated with medical semantic relations exists, we adopt a corpus-based approach to building a medical semantic relation classification system.

Although diabetic patients had more severe plaque progression than non-diabetic counterparts, no relations existed between plaque progression and genotypes (all p > 0.05) (Table 4).