Sentence examples for relations much from inspiring English sources

In the decades after the second world war, co-determination gave German business peaceful labour relations, much envied elsewhere.

It would be invidious to say it didn't cross my mind that some people might pretend to be surprised that a former Blue Peter presenter would know anything about carnal relations, much less write about them.

"Ghost Dog" is about race relations much in the way that "Dead Man" was about the genocidal dispossession of the Indians in the 19th century: unmistakably, but also obliquely.

He helped start a foundation currently working to improve Muslim-Jewish relations, much as his father reached out to Catholic leaders, and 20 years ago he took the family business to a new frontier by starting an Orthodox synagogue in Westhampton Beach, N.Y.

The present model incorporates three scale coefficients to examine wave dispersion relations much accurately.

(It is unclear exactly how such a Q is to be distinguished from a structural property whose constituents are those simple properties and relations, much like the properties B and H of Figure 1).

Only the Poles lived in direct relation with Russia — a relation much like a death struggle.

Only the Poles lived in direct relation with Russia a relation much like a death struggle.

It is instantly clear that Anna is something of a poor relation, much less happy and well off than her contemporaries, invited out of a sense of charity.

He finds the law to be a matter of public relations as much as public policy.

I see real progress now in Helmand and our relations are much better.