Sentence examples for connections which have from inspiring English sources

Online gaming relies on high-speed, always-on "broadband" Internet connections, which have taken far longer to spread than the games industry had hoped.

With such a family background of ongoing supernatural transactions, small wonder that I maintained my own Christian connections, which have wound through three Protestant denominations but left little trace, I fear, in the spiritual lives of my children.

Personal connections, which have been essential to the cohesion of the movement, have been broken by the deaths of many mid-ranking commanders and their replacement by younger and lesser-known successors.

"Switzerland is losing an outstanding central banker with excellent international connections, which have brought great benefit to our country," the Bank Council of the Swiss National Bank said Monday.

Specimens were designed as monolithic connections which have advantage to resist the blast loads, as mentioned earlier (Dusenberry 2010).

The presence of the AHZ is determined by traffic requirements for MS relay as well as the overall resource demands for non-relay connections (which have a higher priority for resource allocations).

It is this flair for connections which has marked out French's writing, and which occasionally has made him an object of parody.

The owners of 350 and 352 East 91st Street were recently ordered to repair their sewer connections, which had been leaking.

In Figure 1(a), where region E is connected with all other regions, we can see an illustration of the case of infection connections, which has been studied in the references above.

The body was taken to the Shaftesbury Abbey, a nunnery with royal connections which had been endowed by King Alfred the Great and where Edward and Æthelred's grandmother Ælfgifu had spent her latter years.

Credibility goes way up because ordinary people are talking up the brand to their friends and online connections, which has far greater impact on purchase behavior than anything a brand could ever do or say on its own.