Sentence examples for to bear relationship from inspiring English sources

We're the only place where there are 1,000 difference prices for a chest X-ray (and) it doesn't seem to bear relationship to cost, it's just a random array of prices".

Depending on the mutation rate of the mCNV, the frequency of recombination near the mCNV and the age and number of structural alleles at the locus, the structural alleles may continue to bear relationships to surrounding genetic markers [ 8, 76].

EARLY IN THE TERM Ms. Vegter's classroom work seemed to bear little relationship to the sophisticated training offered by the academy.

It's not like watching classical ballet, where you see a big athletic leap that seems to bear no relationship to the music".

People are entitled to draw attention to some of the excesses and the fact that pay and bonuses don't seem to bear any relationship to results.

"The current recovery seems so disappointing because we expect the pace of the recovery to bear some relationship to the depth of the downturn," Mr. Altig wrote.

"Having said that, the volume of money that the government puts aside for such programs has to bear a relationship to the fiscal situation of the country, nobody is denying that," Mr. Raghavan said.

Western glitterati have also persuaded themselves that "Mao chic" paintings hang well.Their lack of exposure in China seems to bear no relationship to the style in which the artists paint.

"Life" seems to bear some relationship to health care, does it not?

While most of us expect our pay to bear some relationship to our performance, at the top it's mostly a story of play money among friends.

The As she'd earned in her honors courses in high school seemed to bear little relationship with what it took to succeed in her college-level courses..