Sentence examples for Deep-rooted connections from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gallinari said the board appointed Ms. Deutsch without a national search because of her "deep-rooted connections" in Westchester and her role in running the conservatory's capital campaign.

Through the company's deep-rooted connections with airlines, resorts and tour guides, she secures exclusive rates and special treatment for her clients whether it is an overwater bungalow in Bora Bora for less, a private dinner for two in an ancient temple in Cambodia or getting a family of five into a sold-out resort two weeks before Christmas.

The British capital has become the center for a growing number of financial technology companies – known as FinTech – because of the city's deep-rooted connections to the global financial industry and a large talent pool of international programmers, designers and financial professionals.

"What happens now is a pernicious, deep-rooted connection between global capitalism and an unobtainable physical ideal that feels overwhelming".

"There is a cultural and deep-rooted connection between Cambridge and Curious George that we and other groups would like to see continued," Adam Hirsch said.

That's the only way a person without some sort of deep-rooted connection that goes back to German heritage will become a Bayern fan".

The new nose took root and lived; but when the servant died, it putrefied, demonstrating that the life that it had received from the new organism in which it was inserted did not annihilate its original and deep-rooted connection to the life of the servant.

With this Lasance later reaffirmed his belief that "no matter what there is always a deep-rooted connection that can't be broken" between Aden and Belle.

"Growing up in Hawaii, we both developed a deep-rooted connection to the land and a strong love for the ocean," Roxanne says.

Which, in a roundabout way, means that the kickdrum is elemental and primordial and has an incredibly deep-rooted connection to each and every one of us.

Mountain peoples often have a deep-rooted connection to the soils they live on; it is a part of their heritage.