Sentence examples for closely wedded from inspiring English sources
How does a party so closely wedded to a discredited economic orthodoxy find the political will to renew itself after years of incumbency?
Nearly two-thirds also said that Mr. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney were too closely wedded to the oil and gas industry.
Oil Change International says, however, this key organisation remains closely wedded to the fossil fuel industry, pointing out that two of the authors of the most recent World Energy Outlook were on secondment – and receiving salaries – from Shell.
The common denominator has been Hugh Macdonald's English translation, an unfussy, lucid rendering of an opera whose vocal lines, so closely wedded to French prosody, present perhaps more of a challenge to translators than any other in the repertoire.
Many myths of the origin of heaven recount that in the beginning heaven and earth were closely wedded; the present condition of estrangement, marked by the withdrawal of the gods and by suffering, sin, and death, is the result of a catastrophic event for which human ancestors or rival heavenly powers are to blame.
General Motors and Ford Motor are in trouble, but their problems seem minor compared with Chrysler, a company closely wedded to light trucks, meaning pickups, minivans and sport utilities--Jeeps too.
The great boom of the art years was – like Medici Florence – closely and painfully wedded to the financial services bubble.
Looking more closely at the President's response, he appears wedded to the facts.
And Mr Benioff has turned from an ebullient salesman with a promising idea into a proven visionary who saw the potential for "on-demand" computing services delivered via the internet when most in the industry were still wedded to traditional software.Mr Benioff's vision was shaped at Oracle, where he worked closely with its boss, Larry Ellison.
