Sentence examples for an apparent connection from inspiring English sources

Sports Invest does have an apparent connection with four of the players Chelsea signed who were recorded as having no advice: Nathan, Kenedy, Miazga and Ramires.

Agents of the Firm, a clandestine military organization, are investigating an apparent connection between Slothrop's erections and the targeting of incoming V-2 rockets.

The clearest instance of this, where an agent who acted only for the club had an apparent connection to the player being signed, was in Watford's deal to sign the midfielder Étienne Capoue for £5.7m from Tottenham Hotspur last summer.

BEIJING — A French architect who has an apparent connection to a political scandal in China has agreed to return to that country after Cambodia released him from custody at Beijing's request, Cambodian officials said Wednesday.

"Many of the organizations we looked at were ones where we already knew there was an apparent connection with a scheme, so it's not surprising that we found problems with them," Ms. Lerner said.

He observed that there is an apparent connection between Protestantism and the rise of capitalism, and in The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism he accounted for the connection in terms of Calvinism's inculcating a this-worldly asceticism which created a rational discipline and work ethic, together with a drive to accumulate savings that could be used for further investment.

Could some circumstances be defined as a remarkable concurrence of events or conditions without any apparent connection?

There may not be a readily apparent connection between the sections.

From there, a banker with no apparent connection to bin Laden might deposit the money in an offshore account or with an intermediary that specializes in "tax optimization," explains Pieth.

Gen Petraeus' disgrace - in a matter that has little apparent connection to his performance as a military leader - opens the way for a needed public discussion, says Andrew Bacevich, visiting research fellow at the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame, and a retired Army colonel.

Mr. Ridge found comfort in the fact that about 25 billion letters had passed through the mails since the first anthrax case was identified in Florida almost a month ago and that only one person sick with inhalation anthrax, a 61-year-old hospital worker from the Bronx, had no apparent connection to a post office or bulk mailroom.