Sentence examples for developing connections with from inspiring English sources
Mendez is developing connections with teachers, conservationists, and others.
Last year, PBG activities included consulting projects with local biotechnology companies, seminar hosting, developing connections with other biotech networks, catalyzing the formation of three business-plan teams--including the one that won the 2001 Wharton Business Plan Competition--and organizing regular practice sessions for members applying for management consulting positions.
So he went from job to job before he landed work in a pub where he started developing connections with the criminal underworld.
Gaddafi travelled around Libya gathering intelligence and developing connections with sympathisers, but the government's intelligence services ignored him, considering him little threat.
As for Tech City's London-centric focus, Van Der Kleij claims the whole country will benefit from the attention Silicon Roundabout is getting, mentioning a Newcastle-based video production firm, Aframe, that has already developed connections with Tech City.
As Barnes sees it, Freud lived from moment to moment, never recognising that as we advance from past to future we incur responsibilities and develop connections with other people.
The good news first: The I.M. culture has given shy students who might ordinarily have spent four miserable years quasi-mute a chance to develop connections with classmates once deemed unapproachable.
But encouraging the Russians to work with U.S. scientists instead, says NAS panel chair Joshua Lederberg of Rockefeller University in New York City, would lessen the chances that skilled scientists, struggling to make ends meet, will "develop connections with parties interested in using their knowledge for hostile purposes".
Morgan also feels it's vital to develop connections with the local community and has organised an exhibition in Ioannina for a Kurdish painter, Toni, who has been producing dozens of paintings in the camp.
Unfaithfulness has repercussions, not just on the couple but on their children and the children's newly developed connection with their father.
