Sentence examples for creating links with from inspiring English sources
And the Cornell Theory Center, under the direction of Tom Coleman, is creating links with financial computation experts throughout Cornell.
It is not for nothing that it is establishing bases for itself in Latin America and creating links with drug dealers on the U.S.-Mexican border.
At the same time, a federal Securing the Cities program is going forward: The police are creating links with law enforcement agencies within a 50-mile radius around the city.
Building on the concept that the internet could be of particular value to people who were geographically separated yet culturally related, Farrington discussed the concept of developing this with refugee artists and creating links with their communities of origin with Jo Confino, executive editor at the Guardian.
Methods that work include opening new credit card accounts, paying down some debts or transferring balances among cards, and creating links with friends or relatives who have good credit, since associated profiles bear on a borrower's score.
Following its submergence, the original inhabitants of Sundaland went to sea and spread out into Southeast China and Borneo, eventually creating links with the Austronesian Malayo-Polynesians of Southeast Asia, Inuit of Greenland, and Polynesians of Oceania, and groups in the Mediterranean and East Africa [2].
But Romanians in Britain create links with their home country, linking together the two positive trends.
"Physically, what a station does is create links with the rest of the world, as do bridges.
Mr Belmokhtar may also have created links with Boko Haram in northern Nigeria and the Shabab in Somalia.
She is part of a loose collective of sculptors, rap musicians and painters who have "created links with the community and camaraderie amongst artists," she continued, "but our voice isn't being heard".
