Sentence examples for be connected to or from inspiring English sources

Efforts to undercut the social unrest, including releasing long-overdue pensions, wages and salaries, have been undermined by a subsequent wave of arrests of anyone believed to be connected to or have knowledge of the uprising.

The Yoics API allows networked devices to be connected to or shared like any web service, while maintaining privacy and security for users.

Since the audio subsystem is mostly self-contained, the state of the audio subsystem can be connected to, or emulated on, a host computer.

An air-cooling device based on counter current water cooling could be connected to or bypassed by the oxygen via 2 three-way stop-cocks.

The rationale behind the study was to help locate some of the key underlying factors that drive peoples' pursuit of transactional sex and to inductively explore in what ways these factors could be connected to, or derived from, processes of globalization.

(The systems, still in development, uniquely identify each phone but do not monitor what numbers it is connected to or what is being said).

Journeying to the US and across the UK gave a better insight into both the benefits and failings of capitalism – namely, success was based on who you were connected to or whether you were born in the right place.

Radio-collared animals were translocated into corridors that either were connected to or unconnected from an associated forest patch to determine their willingness to enter the matrix.

Simply put, a "religious experience" is one that reconnects you to something that you (a) were previously connected to, (b) still are connected to, (c) always were connected to, or (d) all of the above.

A network is a representation of who or what is connected to, or influenced by, whom or what.

" You may see pages that your friends are connected to, or those that originate from your region.