Sentence examples for well in relation from inspiring English sources

'If the team that has done so well in relation to the production of the building can do as well in relation to the contents, it is going to be absolutely brilliant.' Ah, the contents.

Well, in relation to these two, housing benefit has stamped its mark metaphorically on the foreheads of the renters, too.

But the story that the renaissance suddenly began with a great rediscovery of the pagan past does not work so well in relation to other classical authors.

The need to diet, which we know so well in relation to food, and which runs so contrary to our natural impulse, is something we now have to relearn in relation to knowledge, people and ideas.

This taking on the media giants is a necessary part of politics, and actually Ed Miliband did extremely well in relation to what happened with News International, because he pushed David Cameron into having to take action which he was reluctant to take.

"The major lesson to be taken from the circumstances under review is that, while relying on reporting through the chain of command usually works well in relation to the conduct of rank and file officers, considerable strain can be placed on that mechanism when the officers subject to report are senior officers and in this case, the most senior officer," wrote Shoyer.

A relative avidity index (AI) was calculated for each sample and was expressed as the percentage of reactivity remaining in the thiocyanate-treated wells in relation to untreated wells (PBS-Tw instead of the chaotrope).

NUMERALS Old: Well positioned in relation to filigree.

Deterrence proved effective in the cold war, as well as in relation to North Korea now.

Calusa Caldera has form earlier this season with Tricky Trickster which suggests That's Rhythm is well treated in relation to the National Hunt Chase winner.

Even in "Nuages Gris" there was a violence that was masked, or perhaps finished, as if these sounds were the ashes after a conflagration, ashes beautifully colored and well placed in relation to one another.