Sentence examples for durable connection from inspiring English sources

My mother's most durable connection to the church was a nun she met doing volunteer work at a center for recovering alcoholics.

"When I taught kids to read Dr. Seuss books," says Wish, "I didn't go home and say, 'Oh man, when they grow up, they're only going to want to read rhyming books.'" If children make a durable connection with music, it's more likely that over time, their musical tastes will evolve.

As a consequence, the generation of a strong and durable connection between dissimilar materials is the toughest challenge.

Efforts to build strong, durable connections among neighbors, local organizations, businesses and government agencies will help improve community resilience in crises of all kinds.

But to have any prospect of making durable connections with the voters, the Coalition needs to keep its policy framework in very close proximity with the facts.

But on cable, concocting a clear and durable ideological connection is still the recipe for developing a devoted audience.

The most durable delusion in connection with it is that the great majority of acute gastrointestinal upsets an a result of ptomaine poisoning.

Mr. Hiltermann recalled a recent visit to Mr. Maliki's compound in Baghdad that illustrated for him the inability of Iran to transfer its political connections to durable economic power here.

These differences are reflected in group structure and vulnerability: business criminals motivated by profit are more likely to have a durable core with several connections to different groups and individuals than ideologically motivated offenders (Dorn et al. 2005).

"Without it, it's difficult to achieve a proper electronic connection that is durable and reliable".

Max Weber described modernity as the triumph of rule-based decision-making: jobs are allocated on the basis of merit rather than family connections.In fact, family connections have proved remarkably durable.