Sentence examples for enduring connection with from inspiring English sources
Finn's enduring connection with listeners showed once more at Auckland's 2014 Big Day Out, where he performed an energetic version of Habit with Pearl Jam.
In 1992, the Australian government first recognized the right of Aborigines to claim legal ownership of their ancestral lands — provided that they could show evidence of having an enduring connection with them.
It is essential that we carefully consider all of these dimensions as we look to ensure that future generations will enjoy the wonder of a morning walk and an enduring connection with the natural world.
But it at least gave my wife and me something to show guests over the next few decades as we pointed out our enduring connection with the great actor.
Steve Jobs inherently knew the emotion of his consumers was critical currency in building the Apple phenomenon, and with over 1,700 CMOs admitting that building an enduring connection with consumers is a top priority in a recent IBM survey, leveraging emotion is fast becoming a top business imperative.
The revamping was also an effort to move past relying on blockbuster exhibits, which can draw crowds of visitors but relatively few who make an enduring connection with the museum, according to Ms. Shepherd.
But at the very least, if you are serious about making deep, emotional, enduring connections with customers, your marketing strategies have to be more daring and far-reaching than ever before.
BarkBox is an example of a brand that has invested wisely in building enduring connections with its customers.
If the answer is "3 months," you need to worry that they are not capable of making enduring connections with others.
And yet the "nasty" side of their relationship evaporates rather easily, and the fusing of those "cosmic thingummys" proves to be a deep, enduring connection that Coward's main characters lack with their "appropriate" new partners.
The company's most enduring connection to sports, though, may be Tabasco itself.
