Sentence examples for time to relate from inspiring English sources

They did not have time to relate to the people they are caring for and so did not help people feel safer and more supported in their homes.

TO CATCH UP WITH AN OLD FRIEND A long lunch might be just enough time to relate the doings of the past two weeks, or 10 years.

Meanwhile, the Alex Lennox narrative moves back in time to relate his university career, his falling in love, his flourishing career, his difficulties equating his socialism with his prosperity under Margaret Thatcher and the eventual path that leads to his car crash.

We had data for lost productive time to relate to these estimates, deriving from the HALT questionnaire [33] (Table 2).

Although we have proposed the technique of autonomous landmark generation [7], in which some peripheral objects near the target are selected as landmarks in real time to relate the target to the surroundings, problems resulting from differences of viewpoint are not considered and a relation-based representation among the target and multiple landmarks had not been used.

It is not possible, at the present time, to relate high frequencies of chromosome exchange aberrations to long-term biological effects.

Mary, some questions to consider when deciding if it is time to relocate relate to your overall quality of life.

How does the time to death relate to underlying predisposition?

He is a lawyer and will practice in Washington, devoting much of his time to issues related to Indians.

We therefore have six time measures in total to relate.

Cox proportional hazard model was used to relate time-to-death to multiple covariates.