Sentence examples for some sort of relation from inspiring English sources

Footballers can see that there is some sort of relation between the time they prepare and the time they work.

What is needed is merely an understanding of what is meant by such terms as "if then," "is," and "are," and an understanding that "object of" expresses some sort of relation.

The accidents are in turn divided into absolute accidents and those with some sort of relation to others.

And there was something else that is more difficult to define--I wanted to be more in control of my own work, to see output that was in some sort of relation to the time and effort I put in, to work on projects that had a beginning and an end.

Sarah Paulson has lived till the end of each season and her characters always have some sort of relation to television.

Although scientists cannot yet say for certain whether climate change is directly related to a single event of extreme weather, they can suggest some sort of relation "as long as it is framed in terms of probability," Reuters reports.

"As the story unfolded, we learned that the young woman he had had some sort of relations with was of the age of legal consent".

But no one has been able to show that all relations do supervene on monadic properties, and there are strong reasons for thinking that at least some sorts of relations, e.g., spatio-temporal ones, do not.

The objections can be divided into objections primarily aimed at the correspondence relation and its relatives (3.C1, 3.C2), and objections primarily aimed at the notions of fact or state of affairs (3.F1, 3.F2): 3.C1: The correspondence relation must be some sort of resemblance relation.

I suppose that any quantifier criterion introduces some sort of entailment relation between theories and existence claims, an entailment relation that depends upon the values of the bound variables of the sentences of the theory.

Are they identity relations that are contingently necessary or will some sort of weaker relation, such as nomic coextensivity, suffice?