Sentence examples for be connected to large from inspiring English sources

He said a rise in knife crime in London can be connected to large reductions in stops and searches from his officers.

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, the Met commissioner, has said a rise in knife crime in London can be connected to large reductions in stop and searches by his officers.

This paper discusses how research can be connected to large infrastructure tunnel projects, and illustrates the process using the Stockholm Bypass Project as an example.

"Popular culture is a way for people to be connected to larger society, to something bigger than they are, and it's easier to connect to a person than to something more abstract".

I had come to value a liberal arts setting as a result of my undergraduate college experience, yet I also wanted to be connected to larger, more academically diverse campus.

Nursing rooms would need to also be connected to larger breastfeeding education in the community in order to be used effectively.

Unlike previous artificial hearts, which were connected to large compressors, the AbioCor and its power source are fully contained in the patient's body.

Some oil reservoirs (the East Texas Field, for example) are connected to large, active water reservoirs, or aquifers, in the same formation.

He told the committee many donors would expect an honour in return for funds: "You cannot get away from the fact that the word 'peerage' is connected to large donations, so if you are giving a large donation there is a part of your mind somewhere that every now and then thinks about it".

The streaming multiprocessors are connected to large global memory (512 MB in ION2), which is the interface between the CPU and the GPU.

From the Review: "The device is simple: a nine-volt battery that's been approved by the Food and Drug Administration for delivering drugs across the skin is connected to large flat sponges that are moistened and then applied to the head.