Sentence examples for connection because of its from inspiring English sources

Tennis has failed to make this connection because of its country-club, elitist attitude, especially at lower-level events, where potential interest in the sport would obviously begin.

There was one police-run brothel in Poipet that I thought would never close because of its connections, but it is now just a plain vanilla hotel.

Nava thinks this is great, as it's natural to see a connection because of the shared art direction.

"We use the tribal connection because of the weakness of the police," said a Sadrist official.

MANTSAI I tried to build a connection because of the challenges in the material.

These included connections of the hippocampus, because of its role in learning, and parietal and occipital areas involved in memory, attention and visual processing.

Because of its connection to the Profumo affair, the BBC banned it but it still made the charts.

Compare health on this score: while many think it matters chiefly or entirely because of its connection with pleasure, there are few skeptics about the importance of health.

Except that, because of its connection to the Freedom and Justice party it is effectively running the government.

It's also an inherently romantic genre, because of its connection with the nation's founding mythology.

He took the zeta function, which had been studied by many previous mathematicians because of its connection to the prime numbers, and showed how to think of it as a complex function.