Sentence examples for which will relate from inspiring English sources

'A budget will be formulated which will relate to the demands of the relief agencies in the field.

The structure of a database of environmental sounds has been outlined, which will relate to the way people listen to sounds in the world.

Dana Bash will ask some questions appropriate for the Clinton-Sanders debate, at least one of which will relate to women.

Another study is in progress, which will relate these levels to the precise length of ileum resected, giving a better idea of the areas of the distal small intestine capable of FGF19 production.

In order for this to happen, the users need to be organized into a structure which will relate to the health system, and it is suggested that the structure be the Community Health Committee[ 37] (emphasis added).

Recently he has been perusing old photographs to prepare a new book in which he will relate some family history.

Note that these sentences respectively represent the first whisper of the spoon and the string, the brokenhearted gay, the rotting paella, all of which he will relate in due course.

The fact that we do not have that the metric are convex will make the problem more complicated and this will take us to impose new conditions on the modulus of convexity which we will relate with the geometry of the space.

If you are not a regular reader of Politico's Playbook, then you probably don't know that they have begun a new feature, called "THE MOMENT," in which Mike Allen will relate a moment, and then replace the indefinite article with a definite one, thus lending it important gravitas.

What follows is a brief summary of the relevant aspects of Hickey's model, which I will relate back to the Koonin/Martin model.

Given item content, we also hypothesize two further independent domains: Choice or control, which will be related to elements within the physical and psychological domains; and Discrimination, which will be related to elements within the social and treatment domains.