Sentence examples for connection note from inspiring English sources

For those who insist on a royal connection, note also that his father was an Anglophile who named his son after George VI.

8 45 Send at least two networking notes, a follow up note or a new connection note.

But some remain skeptical about the connection, noting that much of the publicized evidence linking the attacks is circumstantial.

It has been a blocker to productivity and human connection," noted Gurdeep Pall, corporate vice president of Skype and Lync at Microsoft in a blog post.

The Times sees a connection, noting that women and children form "the very constituencies [Clinton] has championed in her travels to other developing countries".

In this connection, noting in particular the difficult situation facing those countries highly dependent on exports of primary commodities, we agree to continue to support their efforts for further processing of their products and for diversifying their economies and to take account of their export needs in formulating our own trade and domestic policies.

"Disconnect is a very interesting because, as it's integrated deep inside you device, it can anonymize all your Wi-Fi browsing and it actually secures the Wi-Fi connection," noted Agüera, demoing the app running on Blackphone.

In Wu's handling of it, the idea that Neumann and Allport introduced becomes part of a larger attempt to understand the essential connections between attention and agency (Wu, 2011b)– a connection noted by William James ("Volition is nothing but attention"., see Section 1.5, above).

Bass Connections: Note that not all Bass Connections projects fulfill the 8-week or 320-hour time commitment requirement.

Pay attention to consumers' online connections, note how active different consumers are on their social channels, and learn the frequency in which they comment to your brand and review your products and services.

One of the best-publicised connections noted in the report is indoor air pollution from inefficient cook stoves, which burn fuels such as wood or charcoal.