Sentence examples for broad connections from inspiring English sources

In so many ways, based on the still sketchy information known about them, they seem to defy the broad connections that have been drawn among their criminal predecessors.

Obama's campaign had received support from Hollywood and Wall Street, and he attracted allies at large technology companies such as Google, but he did not have broad connections to the largest industrial corporations.

The St . Lukes Chamber Ensemble tried some broad connections at Zankel Hall on Thursday night, and even if the cord did not quite reach the outlet, strongly played excerpts from Handel and his Italian colleagues mixed with Irish tunes from the ancient Irish harp made the evening a pleasant one.

That's not too difficult despite our broad connections via social media.

In this chapter, we consider three broad connections between streams and landscapes.

The latest Sony console, which comes six years after PlayStation 2, makes use of wireless broad connections and plays Blu-ray discs that promise more than five times the storage capacity of conventional DVDs.

India had formed a broad connection with Laurasia in the Paleogene Period and so has no strongly distinctive (paleoendemic) organisms.

The euglenoids a group of mostly unicellular flagellates; that is, they are single-celled and possess one to many flagella [hairlike structures] for locomotion and sensation at some time in the life cycle suggest a broad connection between plants and animals at that primitive level.

In this paper, we will give a full review of current capabilities in the software, and present some latest progress like model as services to be integrated in the software and the scripting approach for broad connection to various geospatial resources like GRASS Geographic Resources Analysis Support Systemm) algorithms and geoprocessing services.

Biochemical characterization of these subunits has revealed a broad connection of the MDH not only with respiration (Nunes-Nesi et al. 2005; Tomaz et al. 2010) but also with several other processes such as photorespiration, ß-oxidation of fatty acids, seed germination, and stress tolerance (Tesfaye et al. 2001; Pracharoenwattana et al. 2007; Cousins et al. 2008; Wang et al. 2010).

There are also broader connections with the state we are in.