Sentence examples for far connected from inspiring English sources

Nigeria already faces an insurgency not, so far, connected to Muslim grievances in its oil-rich Delta region.Further south down the Atlantic coast, Angola is another country whose oil has led to a deepening American involvement.

The deaths in Kabul on Tuesday were the first here so far connected to the video, and came as the authorities cracked down on attempted street demonstrations and asked Internet providers to block sites hosting a clip of the film, posted under the name "Innocence of Muslims," shutting down access to Google, YouTube and Gmail in the process.

So far, connecting the two obvious partners has been tricky, with nobody quite sure who's doing the other a favour and who should pay for the arrangement.

It urges us to care for all living things, near and far, connecting us to stories of poverty, refugees, slavery, abuse, and neglect.

Our world is far more urban, far more sophisticated, far more connected, far more cynical and far more inclusive of diverse cultures than it was before World War II.

It feels far more welcoming to different artists and audiences, and far more connected to what is happening elsewhere in theatre.

About half of the 64 charged so far are connected to the Galleon case.

They point out that, in the past, Syria was far less connected to the international economy.

In New England, which is far better connected to neighboring areas, the problem is old natural gas plants, the group said.

Being on the alley, she said, "you share walls with your neighbors, you're far more connected to your community".

They said they felt far more connected through religion than through ethnicity, and Muslim Tutsi were spared.