Sentence examples for different ties to from inspiring English sources

Alex Bach, a researcher on the safety agency's animal feed panel, had 24 different ties to industry, the most of any panel member tracked in the report.

In the eyes of the panellists, the school of the future has stronger and different ties to the society than the school of today.

"We come into the game differently, as do they, and it will be a different tie to that one".

Prediction Bayern to go through This will be a very different tie to the one that Juventus enjoyed in the last round, when they allowed Borussia Dortmund to attack them before demolishing them on the counter.

Get black or different colors ties to pull your hair up make a bun look like a ball and your small hair loosen half with a bun.

Paul stated that A Carnival of Voices comprised character sketches of different people in different towns tied to "the carnival mentality of traveling".

Third, the heterogeneity of the AI/AN population would require over 500 different scales to measure ties to different cultures.

Murphy's proposed reforms would apply to men who have different kinds of ties to a child.

It was the first of his revolutionary ready-mades, so it is perhaps with that centenary in mind that the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College has come up with two substantial solo shows devoted to artists from different generations whose ties to the ready-made are complex and deep.

Here's the argument: In social networks, you have different links — or ties — to other people.

To combat that, For Our Future has brought together different entities with ties to unique constituencies.