Sentence examples for this tight relationship from inspiring English sources

Critics say this tight relationship among Emirates, airport authorities and regulators gives the airline an unfair advantage.

But now, Mr. Small said, he is uncomfortable with "this tight relationship with Bloomberg that she seems to have".

This tight relationship is considered particularly important when designing xenogeneic scaffolds based on natural collagen type I to trigger cell proliferation and differentiation.

This tight relationship between the online conversation and the website traffic is most pronounced when the three "influencers" tagged in the figure inspire the two largest spikes in traffic over the engagement lifecycle of the article.

"We are getting away from this tight relationship between a particular gene and a particular character," he says.

This tight relationship between the two networks implies also a relationship between their stoichiometry.

We believe this tighter relationship increases the possibility of a take-out by Warner.

This highlights the tight relationship between action and perception; cf., the equilibrium point formulation of motor control (Feldman and Levin 1995).

In order to test this hypothesis, and given the tight relationship between the anatomy of the PDP and refined manipulation in modern humans, we provide a morphofunctional analysis of this bone in selected fossil hominins including the early biped Orrorin tugenensis (ca. 6 Ma; [16] [17])—as compared to extant apes and humans.

This difference may be due to the tight relationship between VDR protein function and the hormonal aspect of BC aetiology such as menarche, parity and menopause [ 28, 29].

One key to Apple is the tight relationship between the hardware and the software.