Sentence examples for connection combined from inspiring English sources

"These are the factors that allow the creative to produce outstanding work: The capacity to give form to intuition-driven connection, combined with inspiration and creative vision is what sets human creativity apart.

Eventually, the French connection combined to score a Martin to Perreault to Robert game-winning goal.

That personal connection combined with my strong feelings about press freedom and despair at what has happened to the state of "news" not just in Russia but world-wide led me to want to do something.

"The Diaghilev Connection" combines Stravinsky's "Firebird" Suite, Ravel's "Daphnis and Chloé" Suite No. 2 and Bright Sheng's "Prelude to Black Swan".

But in his younger years, Runge moved in some very well-connected social circles, and those connections, combined with curiosity and hard work, led to his first major discovery: caffeine.

But he acknowledges that tight connections combined with reduced food service could produce an "exhausting and frustrating" day.

These social connections, combined with fair officials' efforts to integrate exceptional women into selected positions within the fair organization, resulted in Woodruff's commission.

But the increasing availability of internet connections combined with the lowered cost of devices means people are joining the web at rapid rates.

When the time is right and plans to launch in the co-founders' home country progress, the fintech's local connections - combined with its unicorn status and cash - should come in handy.

With these two connections combined, you can effectively set yourself up as an arms dealer who can import a weapon once and then reproduce or modify it to sell on a large scale.

While this attitude towards traditional media has been around for a long time, the prevalence of mobile devices that can record pictures, video and have constant internet connections, combined with the growing popularity of social networking sites has actually made it possible for people to produce and share news themselves.