Sentence examples for relative much from inspiring English sources

In the vast majority of cases, families cannot even review the medical records of an incapacitated relative, much less withdraw life-sustaining treatment or have the patient transferred to a hospice.

And this week, a close relative - much younger than I am - found out she has a tumor that has spread to various parts of her brain.

Modern communications have made contact with relatives much easier, yet have done little to make an already convoluted reality any less complicated.

Yeast cells probably don't resemble their earliest relatives much (the briny oceans hardly crawled with Belgian microbrews).

Vanessa, who did not want her surname to be used, had not told her relatives much about the crimes.

Better still, income from the portfolio ended up being taxed not in the client's high tax bracket but in the relatives' much lower ones.

Women without children cared for elderly relatives much more often (18.4%) than women with children (3.7%) or men without children (4.2%).

There is no doubt that Neanderthals were our close relatives, much more closely related to us than our closest living relatives, the chimpanzees, and can be regarded as our sister species.

Whilst there is a literature considering disclosure of genetic information to at-risk relatives, much is based upon theoretical and ethical positions (see, for example, Parker 2012; Chico 2012; Knoppers 2002; Knoppers et al. 1998).

Washington syrahs are still in relative infancy; much remains to be learned about them.

But that growth lifted everyone without changing their relative positions much.