Sentence examples for connections we can from inspiring English sources

Interfaith Literacy is important because this appreciative knowledge enables us to connect with entire groups of people and through those connections we can cooperate across religious difference to empower one another and make a difference in our communities and world.

In the end there's just feelings, and whatever connections we can make.

And through connections, we can motivate and inspire individuals to make a difference -- to their own communities, and to communities and countries around the world.

"It's about the opportunities we present, connections we can make and the depth that we can bring to the work beyond just the stage presentation".

And from these individual connections, we can build network representations of communities in system level.

Based on the connections, we can define a neighbourhood for cell i (ie. cell C i,j ) with radius r: C k,l ∈N i if k∈[i−r,i+r] and l∈[j−r,j+r] (see Figure 2).

With a wi-fi connection, we can download impromptu choices anywhere and at any time.

In that connection, we can hope to see payback time for the trial lawyers who are the Democrats' chief source of big bucks.

"The security for me is that if I meet someone on the street or at a convention or signing, there's that connection: we can have a chat about what I do, their favourite things, my favourite things.

This is why it was the N.F.L.'s nightmare rerun Wednesday, not because there is any real connection we can conclusively draw between the cases, but because Hernandez drags them all back out for us to poke over and wonder about the connection, as Mike Freeman writes on CBSSports.com.com

"Any connection we can make between the two certainly adds value to having an AIM membership with us," Parkins says.