Sentence examples for connections built from inspiring English sources

Consequently, many car companies continue to focus on systems that also have two-way cellular connections built into the car.

Mr Schulze operates smoothly in Ethiopia because of connections built through his family (three of his younger siblings are adopted Ethiopians).

Jay also now sells to restaurants in the capital, using connections built during many years working in their kitchens.

They are least likely to have the network that we enjoyed growing up--guidance and connections built into the fabric of their lives.

It refers to many things but clearly to opportunities one has to achieve success through family, wealth, contacts and connections, built up over years and generations.

(This world would eventually lead to major demise, but in real life, one can often leverage relationships based on doors open to them via newfound friendships and connections built on common experiences).

What they have found is that, with reasonably priced loans, many households and communities in the developing world can install water connections, build latrines and wells, and tap into continuing capital sources to maintain them.

This leaves "less and less room for cheap spaces where people with ideas might gather, creativity take root, connections build – and out of all that a new world emerge".

Examining Tikhonova's business deals, properties and oligarch connections builds a picture of a new generation of Russia's ruling elite, and a rare insight into the family life of Russia's most powerful man.

It forges connections, builds trust, provides a means of learning unwritten social norms and offers a way of comparing ourselves with others.

What I learned about networking and the value of making good connections builds on last month's discussion of your "networking playbook".