Sentence examples for connecting much from inspiring English sources

She said that the backbone of the sewer system would be capable of serving the entire city of Falluja, but that the Iraqi government would be responsible for connecting much of that system to individual homes.

This type of analysis goes far beyond the calculation of headline indicators on material consumption and material productivity, which so far has dominated the MFA literature, and allows connecting much better to issues related to the development of resource policies, which are currently emerging in the context of European policy making.

Neither man is connecting much.

Flatbush Avenue (a main artery connecting much of Brooklyn to the rest of the world via the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges, as well as the busy Brooklyn-Queens Expressway) will still be glutted with stadium-goers who are arriving, departing, dropping off passengers and seeking parking.

If you plan on connecting to the server you are using on a frequent basis, you can make connecting much easier by bookmarking it.

And the heat from the incinerator is used in a high-efficiency district heating system that connects much of a community's structures.

To walk any part of the eight miles of skyway that connect much of downtown Minneapolis this past weekend was to hear snatches of dialogue endemic to writers.

Some traffic was visible on the main road, the same rotten one that connects much of the interior of eastern Africa, including Uganda, with the sea.

But these 1014 transistors don't compute or connect much.

I still think of the three subjects as connected, much to the delight of fishing companions.

"Future devices will be much more connected, much more connected to the internet and will have much more use of wireless technology," he said.