Sentence examples for relationship down to from inspiring English sources

Julia herself puts this relationship down to mutual attraction.

He has a strong melodic sense and the pop knack for distilling a relationship down to a hook.

The Bush administration should not make the same mistake by boiling the China relationship down to "strategic competition".

Those studies showed a clear relationship between cancer rates and radiation exposure; lacking data for lower doses, scientists extrapolated the relationship down to zero.

In her personal journal, which she shared with Maraniss, Cook recorded many details of the relationship, down to the odors that pervaded Obama's room in the rent-controlled three bedroom apartment he shared on West 114th Street: "running sweat, Brut spray deodorant, smoking, eating raisins, sleeping, breathing".

Using magnesium aluminate spinel as an archetypal hard ceramic, the hardness of this transparent ceramic armor is shown to rigorously follow the Hall Petch relationship down to grain sizes of 28 nm.

It also helps hotels manage guest relationships down to the level of each individual, as well as identify key social influencers among their customers and reward them for broadcasting positive messages about their stay on social networks.

One minute you're in a warm meditative state; the next, you're trying to remember if you ever saw your dad kiss your mum, or distilling your past relationships down to real feeling and ranking them, or maybe asking that eternal question: Will I Ever Love Again?

This study is the first to include such a large number of known phage genomes and the ability of the TMP gene to reflect genomic relationships down to cluster and subcluster.

Our relationship is down to her sending me money.

The relationship settled down to just Ina May and Stephen in the early 1980s.