Sentence examples for few ties to from inspiring English sources

It has few ties to telephone giants like Verizon and AT&T.

But Mr. Wood proved quickly that he had few ties to Enron.

The units also have few ties to American arms of the banks, containing any threat to the economy.

But Mr. Labwani, the council member who is resigning, said the exiles had few ties to the fighters inside.

Unlike other prominent Chinese critics of the government, he has few ties to the West; he has visited Europe but not America, and cares little for Western literature.

The singer, who performs as "Sweet Mickey", presents himself as a "change" candidate with few ties to the country's often dubious political establishment.

Younger zainichi have fewer ties to the Korean peninsula and, increasingly, are marrying Japanese.

Giant, enmeshed firms will be required to hold more capital than smaller banks with fewer ties to other entities in the financial system.

And in fact, because Republican mayors have fewer ties to entrenched constituencies, they have been able to accomplish more than Democratic mayors.

In the new cabinet officials with fewer ties to the former regime replaced the Mubārak loyalists who had remained from the previous cabinet.

It would be sad if Alibaba, which seems to have far fewer ties to the Chinese state, was tarred with the same brush.But the greatest threat to the company's future will be at home.