Relationships in sentence

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My mother in Accra, my twin sister in Boston, my best friends in New York: these relationships are home for me.

"R" number two, relationships.

We're local where we carry out our rituals and relationships, but how we experience our locality depends in part on our restrictions.

This is the least sexy of the R’s, less lyric than rituals and relationships, but the question takes us past "Where are you now?" to "Why aren't you there, and why?" Rituals, relationships, restrictions.

Both he and Udo are restricted by the political conditions of their parents' countries, from living where some of their most meaningful rituals and relationships occur.

Their rituals, their relationships, and their restrictions are the same.

But now we're backpedaling, because the more we come to learn about these sodden landscapes, the more secrets we're starting to unlock about interspecies relationships and the connectivity of habitats, watersheds and flyways.

In order to contain these relationships, we've created a single channel that resembles the digestive tract, that will help flow these bacteria and alter their function along the way.

I want to tell you three stories about the power of relationships to solve the deep and complex social problems of this century.

So I'm telling you about Ella because I think that relationships are the critical resource we have in solving some of these intractable problems.

But today, our relationships are all but written off by our politics, our social policies, our welfare institutions.

So what do I mean by relationships?

And, you know, it's no accident that those who run and work in the institutions that are supposed to support Ella and her family don't talk about relationships, because relationships are expressly designed out of a welfare model that was drawn up in Britain and exported around the world.

It's relationships that are making the difference.

So I think that three factors have converged that enable us to put relationships at the heart and center of how we solve social problems today.

So it's relationships underpinned by technology that can turn the Beveridge models on their heads.

What it says is, the more people, the more relationships, the stronger the solution.

So knowing this, and also knowing about the costs and failure of current systems, we designed something new with relationships at its heart.

We've used it to bring people face to face and connect them with each other, building real relationships and supporting people to find work.

And human relationships were already withering.

It is all about relationships.

Relationships are the critical resource we have.

We lost relationships.

Words, specifically dialogue in a drama setting, are used for many different reasons: to set the mood of the scene, to give some more atmosphere to the setting, and to develop relationships between characters.

How can we create structures that generate a series of relationships and narratives?

So we could think of architecture as complex systems of relationships, both in a programmatic and functional way and in an experiential and emotive or social way.

And finally, there are relationships.

This relies on trust relationships and mutual exchange.

You know, people describe women's relationships as face-to-face, whereas men's friendships are more side-by-side.

Your relationships with your family shape your relationships with partners.

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