Relation used in a sentence

Relation in a sentence as a noun

The first three months were "at will" which means that either one was free to terminate the relation at any time.

Well then, now you can show us which way the wind really blows in America and its relation with the world.

No direct relation to the "rms collapsed" story posted yesterday.

You could detect such wind shear when climbing or descending through it, either with GPS or by watching the ground and seeing how much you drift in relation to it.

The relative wind speed has increased with altitude, so your kinetic energy loss in relation to the air from pulling up is less than it would be in dead air.

However, "each of us can do all things in relation to your contribution as if each of us were the sole owners".So, Bloch still owns this the copyright in this code, and is free to do whatever he wants with it.

Infrastructure costs are also very, very low in relation to traffic, as the sites design, functionality, and interface are all ridiculously light and bare-bones.

It's hard to reconcile when your values don't meet those of the people around you, as expressed in the salaries for various jobs, which vary wildly without much sign of reason or relation to what society ostensibly values.

I would be very skeptical of any startup trying to compete against Craigslist because, in addition to strong network effects, the latter has two difficult-to-replicate competitive advantages:* Craigslists operating expenses are ridiculously low in relation to its huge size, allowing it to offer most services for free and still earn a profit.