Sentence examples for connection has made from inspiring English sources
Connection has made people arrogant, impatient, hasty and presumptuous...
Analysts at French Connection's house broker Numis said: "French Connection has made a solid start to the new financial year, benefiting from the changes in design and merchandising, and has seen a strong reaction to the new collections and a continuation of the improved second-half trading performance".
The digital age of readily available and free information in any place with a wifi connection, has made it virtually impossible to tell a life story and not be questioned on its validity if supposed vital details are left out.
GUANXI, a Chinese word which loosely means "connections", has made an inglorious entry into the American political lexicon, thanks to the Democratic Party's fondness for raising money from Chinese business people.
But Countess de Ribes remains the last of an almost extinct species: a cultured and educated woman who through her breeding and connections has made her greatest skill, bringing people together, a social art form.
Such connections have made the developing rim of the Pacific a growth factory.
Those connections have made Ne(x tworks a compelling advocate for Mr. Brown's music.
Those deep connections have made the tour's shows something like a Thanksgiving dinner in an Ann Beattie novel.
As in Russia, Indian oligarchs with political connections have made vast fortunes while hundreds of millions remained desperately poor.
Perhaps Gil's political connections have made him a little more reticent than he might normally be.
Online piracy has become increasingly vexing for Hollywood studio executives as faster Internet connections have made it easier to copy large movie files.
