Sentence examples for be a close connection from inspiring English sources

In order to write, in order to make literature, there must be a close connection with libraries, books, the tradition.

The club's critique said that courts required there to be a close connection between the measures required of a developer — widening a sidewalk, for instance, or renovating a subway station — and the burdens created by the developer's project.

This would seem to entail that there must be a close connection between the semantic content of a sentence and how the sentence is customarily used.

There will also be a close connection to the Solar Evolution and Extreme (SEE) project in examining flares on sun-like stars and extreme events such as the Carrington event and the 23 July 2012 event.

I always think that there might be a close connection between particle physics and playing the violin, Alexandra, in the sense that sub-atomic particles may ultimately turn out to be more like strings.

At this point there appears to be a close connection between the essence of a substance and its species (eidos), and this might tempt one to suppose that Aristotle is identifying the substance of a thing (since the substance of a thing is its essence) with its species.

The hall's southern exterior along West 65th Street has also been turned into a glass wall, creating what the designers said would be a closer connection to the rest of Lincoln Center.

There's a close connection between these efforts and super PAC funders, too.

The … committee has long believed that there is a close connection between human rights and peace".

For Mr. Wallis, there is a close connection between slow food and slow roads.

Thus there is a close connection in these transfer matrix-based systems between localization and the Lyapunov spectrum.