Sentence examples for so many relations from inspiring English sources

There are only so many kinds of hats, just as there are only so many relations that can possibly obtain between a father and a son.

SO-Pharm contains so many classes and relations to represent generic PGx information that it is computationally expensive "and leads to significantly higher complexity for knowledge composition" [ 5].

And why are so many staying, given worsening relations between the two countries?

The Tour is so big, with so many media and public relations vehicles - not to mention the vast coaches in which the cyclists take refuge before the stage starts - that it barely fits in any but the largest towns.

The demand for ivory is led by China, followed by the U.S.  With so many concerns about the relations between China and the U.S. prominent in the news, I see an agreement between the two countries to stop their ivorytrade as a spectacular "win" for the meetings this week.

The main idea that experiences can (and typically do) convey information about so many objects, properties and relations in the environment that it is implausible to suppose in those cases that the subject could possess and deploy concepts for every object, property and relation that experience represents.

This rule will save so many institutions from public relations embarrassment that PR people will recognize it for years to come.

"We had relations with so many people on the citadel," she said.

In so many respects, progress in race relations has been eroded, and even reversed, by the growing economic divides afflicting the entire country.

Nevertheless, he has attended briefings since the Carter Administration, and has asked so many questions about Indo-American relations that his name has become a verb.

The Jewish community objected to it because they felt that building a convent near where so many of their friends and relations had died was an act of incredible insensitivity.