Sentence examples for connection suggests from inspiring English sources

The importance of the relational aspects of hope have previously been alluded to in descriptions of hope, but the main theme of " Hope and Connection" suggests that for family caregivers of persons with dementia residing in LTC, connecting with the resident is a key element in their hope experience.

By the same token, a pretty invidious connection suggests itself between the relative technical poverty of English footballers and their pathological aversion to playing abroad.

But in the mostly grubby history of presidential liaisons, the persistence of the Roosevelt-Mercer connection suggests that this one was a genuine love affair — a meeting of soul mates, perhaps.

Sam Dean, blogging for Bon Appétit about the Thatcher-soft-serve connection, suggests that this early soft-serve was more like proto-soft-serve, since "it wasn't the fluffy, creamy stuff you'd expect to get from a Mr. Softee today".

This connection suggests four adequacy conditions on a functional deficit hypothesis.

Clark says that this immune connection suggests that sialyl-Lewisx sugars don't just promote fertilization.

Johansson, though, sees a deeper connection, suggesting the roles of singing and acting can be interchangeable.

After a few minutes, one of the executives — perhaps sensing our connection — suggested that she and I arrange a time to meet alone.

The mosquito-malaria connection suggested strategies for cutting malaria transmission: kill mosquitoes, and prevent them from biting or breeding.

Social media and other technologies compound the problem by giving us an inflated sense of social connection, suggesting that we aren't really isolated with so many friends or followers online.

We determine whether YER067W is adaptively important to S. cerevisiae and uncover the biological processes in which this stress-induced protein plays a role, including confirmation of the drug-resistance connection suggested by gene regulation data.