Sentence examples for find a connection between from inspiring English sources

Nacke and Lindley aren't the first people to find a connection between flow and first-person shooters.

In trying to group people, if for instance you select for adaptation to altitude, then genetically you'll find a connection between Nepalese and Ethiopians.

If eight studies didn't find a connection between welfare and terrorism, they probably wouldn't make it into print, because technically, they didn't find anything.

The new study is the first to find a connection between high homocysteine levels in healthy people and the later development of Alzheimer's.

Nicholas D. Kristof ("Behind the Terrorists," column, May 7) doesn't find a connection between poverty and terrorism because he doesn't divide the developing world into three groups.

Leave it to an artist to find a connection between a 19th-century German naturalist and the toylike diversions of glow-in-the-dark letters.

But at some deep, molecular level, he finds a connection between them.

A study out of Spain found a connection between depression and the consumption of fast food.

Studies have found a connection between living and working near these chemicals and developing neurological and reproductive problems.

They claim to have found a connection between pictures of cute animals and a desire to squish or squeeze them.

Last year, a group of UC Berkeley researchers found a connection between living near methyl bromide use and giving birth to babies who were lighter, shorter and had smaller heads.