Sentence examples for connections because of from inspiring English sources
"People in our society drift away from social connections because of both a push and a pull.
"Jackson and them -- their common phrase was, 'We're untouchable,' because of their political connections, because of who they knew," Mr. Jimenez said.
The common connection among computer servers, one gigabit per second, is giving way to 10-gigabit connections, because of improvements in semiconductor design and software.
Air Canada said it was waiving fees for the first checked bag, and it told passengers to be prepared for delays, cancellations and missed connections because of the new limits.
For now, the Swiss and the Austrians are struggling to agree on short-term solutions, hindered by the fact that many companies are reluctant to make great use of rail connections because of the cost.
Available analytical and experimental results showed that the beam theory does not give accurate predictions of the stress path in almost all the welded steel moment connections because of the effects of the boundary conditions.
The difficulty, Kugler is finding, is teaching students to focus on the human connection because of how seductive technology can be.
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.
