Sentence examples for better connecting from inspiring English sources

Warner played much better, connecting on 9 of 11 passes for 104 yards and a touchdown.

The corporation is moving 1,500 posts out of London to the new Salford centre at the MediaCity development as part of an initiative aimed at better connecting with audiences around the UK.

Some city and state officials oppose including the commuter rail extensions in any immediate transportation improvements in Lower Manhattan, favoring as more urgent priorities projects like moving West Street below ground and better connecting the various subway lines that run through the downtown area.

According to Caroline Rush, chief executive of the British Fashion Council, which instituted a consumer-facing London Fashion Weekend of shows after the regular round of shows: "The B.F.C. board has been talking for some time about fashion shows better connecting to consumers and being a direct driver for sales.

Better connecting IoT devices to each other, to their users, and to larger common populations will position them to stay relevant for consumers, which will in turn drive business return for their manufacturers.

With an increasingly digitally savvy student population that has grown up with Facebook and social networking, the LMS is changing — both in the "consumerization" of its product and as a utility that focuses not only on better sharing, but better connecting the college campus with life outside.

Investors want to back hedge funds with the best connections, and who could be better connected than Mr Bernanke?

Despite minor flaws, better connect.

"They are less precise but better connected".

Never have we been better educated, better trained, better connected.

People can also better connect with the athletes.