Sentence examples for badly connected from inspiring English sources

Poor, deep inland and badly connected with overseas markets, Sichuan had little choice but to encourage its huge, underemployed rural population to find work elsewhere.

It prevents Palestinians from accessing much of their land and from exploiting most of their natural resources; it isolates Palestinians from global markets, and fragments their territory into small, badly connected 'cantons'," the report said.

or portions of façade badly connected to the building.

Thanks to transport networks, distant locations can be reached more rapidly or more cheaply than others that may be nearer but which are badly connected.

For years, botnets have utilized the power of badly secured connected devices to pummel sites with huge amounts of internet traffic — so-called distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.

That suggests Obama is failing badly to connect with the blue-collar segment of the electorate.

He seems to have a sincere and restless interest in how badly politics connects with the population, concerns about rising inequality and an understanding of how little moral oomph the Blair and Brown governments eventually possessed.

Mitt Romney needed badly to connect with women at this convention and the above speakers may have been a step in the right direction.

Not because of a rogue pocket of horny monsters taking endless pictures of their dicks to terrorise strangers on Snapchat, but because men struggle so badly to connect their brain thoughts to their mouth words.

"All my life I wanted so badly to connect with people, but they couldn't understand because I had no way to communicate," Barmache says in the video via a voiceover.

From there, they started to misfire badly, failing to connect on several open shots.