Sentence examples for been more closely connected from inspiring English sources

224), which West takes as a reflection of the tyrant Cleisthenes of Sicyon's attempts to promote Ionian Athenian interests in the polis, which had traditionally been more closely connected to Dorian Argos.

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.

"In summary, we find that the world is more closely connected than you might think".

Most are abstract, and many are more closely connected to Mr. Edwards's sculpture than might at first be apparent.

He noted that many were watching how the United States responded because economies were "more closely connected than ever before".

They were debunking racism by showing their children that black families and white families were more closely connected by ancestry than racists liked to admit.

The program includes a quotation from the German poet Novalis: "We are more closely connected to the invisible than to the visible".

"The problem is, if you license out your technology, someone else is making it and they're more closely connected with the customer," Mr. Lackritz said.

He goes on to state that dropout rates are more closely connected to lack of skills, self-discipline and home-life stability.

And the best illustration I can think of — have you ever driven one of those X-Cars?" General Motors executives who were more closely connected with production were much more explicit, and even enthusiastic, about working with government.

But this might have had more to do with the make-up of the juries, since the men were more closely connected to the literary world than some at least of the women.