Sentence examples for become closely connected from inspiring English sources
The two tribes had become closely connected after having been displaced from the Great Lakes region in conflicts with New France and other Native American tribes, particularly after the so-called Fox Wars ended in the 1730s.
"Following the emergence of computational techniques, architecture, and media arts have become closely connected disciplines.
He became closely connected with the Frente de Liberación Popular, one of a number of anti-fascist Catholic organizations that grew up in those years, offsetting some of the support the church had previously shown for the Franco regime.
This other major trend of nationalist aspiration was linked with Positivism, while the insurrectionary tradition became closely connected with Romanticism, but it is an oversimplification to identify the former with realism and the latter with idealism.
Thus, our ability to learn becomes closely connected to our involvement in the learning process.
In addition to being a confidante of the Seljuq Sultan and his court in Isfahan, he now became closely connected to the caliphal court in Baghdad.
During that time we became closely connected with many of the local businesses and providers of other green and environmental products in our community.
Harmon got involved in a study group and – somewhat against his own instincts – became closely connected to the group of people with whom he had very little in common.
That dependence left the world more vulnerable to an American slump.Economies have become more closely connected to America through trade, global supply chains and multinationals.
America is becoming more competitive, thanks to fracking, its energy revolution of the past half-decade; so some Asian economies are likely to become more closely connected to and more dependent on it.With trade come ideas.
During this time Mao and Zhu became so closely connected that to the local peasant farmers they were known collectively as "Zhu Mao" (homophonic to, or pig's pelage).
