Sentence examples for be more closely connected from inspiring English sources
"There is a view that it may be more closely connected to OCD due to the nature of the illness, although it does also share behavioural traits with anorexia.
I just wish that some fucking wisdom had come with it!" She grits her teeth with frustration, talks of needing to be more closely connected to natural things – later that afternoon, she is taking herself off to West Wales to try to finish the songs she is working on.
Volunteering is a great way to be more closely connected to Duke and help others get the most from their Duke experience.
This has led to criticism that team sports are not being given a fair chance to improve, that medals should not be the only measure of success and that funding decisions should be more closely connected to participation levels.
And since the scholar official in China was expected to be skilled in the "Six Arts"—ceremonial ritual, music, calligraphy, mathematics, archery, and charioteering culture and the arts tend to be more closely connected with intellect and the life of the mind than in the western traditions.
But all that environmental data needs to be more closely connected with social and economic data if we want to get closer to that whole Earth dashboard, argued Robert Chen, a scientist with the Earth Institute at Columbia University.
Moreover, the higher closeness centrality in Menorca implies that such plants are more closely connected (with shorter paths between them) in this island than in Tenerife, which we attribute to the presence of O. maxima, another generalist species in the community which keeps the network more cohesive.
He noted that many were watching how the United States responded because economies were "more closely connected than ever before".
