The phrase "evil connection" can be used in written English as a valid and grammatically correct part of a sentence.
It means a sinister or malicious relationship or association between two or more people or things. Example: The detective discovered an evil connection between the wealthy businessman and the notorious drug lord, revealing their secret partnership in the illegal drug trade.
"I'm investigating the evil connection between religion, money, and sex," he jokes.
This one evil connection aside, there is no denying he is the George Washington of baseball stats.
The evil connection between Notch and HER2 is also well documented in HER2+[ 7] and in ER+ luminal breast cancer without HER2 amplification where Notch, in concert with receptor activator of NF-κB (RANK) signaling, upregulates HER2 transcription and regulates expansion of HER2+ CSCs [ 8, 9].
They do not accept the rhetoric of the "axis of evil," or the connection of such a strike to the fight against world terrorism.
I found him to be a crafty old charmer who reminisced entertainingly about his friendship with Lenin and other leaders of what then-President Ronald Reagan termed the "evil empire". The Lenin connection made me suspicious, as did Doc Hammer's past.
In it, they found much stronger language for such institutionalized evils, referring, in connection with anti-Semitism, to "an underlying basic religious culture which shaped and deformed people's attitudes".
The largest addition is "Separate Ways", a minigame which focuses on Ada Wong's involvement in Resident Evil 4 and her connection to the series' villain Albert Wesker.
He went on, "She revels in unholy connections with evil corporations and she's proud of the fact that her food is f — ing bad for you.
As any child will tell you, Harry Potter has a psychic connection with the evil Lord Voldemort, an extrasensory link that gives Harry a searing migraine any time the two are close to each other (or when Voldemort feels a particularly strong emotion).
Miles Jupp investigates evil mastermind Fu Manchu's connection to the Scottish capital.
