Sentence examples for an apparent connection between from inspiring English sources

In some situations, once the plaintiff has established an apparent connection between his injury and the defendant's apparent negligence, the latter must disprove that connection.

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.

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.

There is an apparent connection between Crohn's disease, Mycobacterium, other pathogenic bacteria, and genetic markers.

Bullying has become increasingly common in schools throughout the United States and studies have found signs of an apparent connection between bullying, being bullied and suicide.

We took every pain to preserve the sanctity of the recordings".* There doesn't seem to be an apparent connection between J. Edgar Hoover's FBI or any government agency and AT&T's Project Greenstar.

Fashion follows its own logic, and any apparent connection between what goes on the runways and what appears in the headlines and on the nightly news programs is likely to be specious.

Another respect in which the model has developed with respect to systems is that any apparent connection between rank and realization ('exponence') in the old Scale and Category model has been largely severed.

In many OECD countries an apparent connection is shown between education, the local economy and the local labor market.

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

The Home Office minister Victoria Atkins denied that police cuts could be blamed, saying a government study had found no apparent connection between police numbers and earlier rises in violent crime.