Sentence examples for for a close connection from inspiring English sources

There is a growing observational evidence for a close connection between the formation and evolution of galaxies and of their central supermassive black holes.

Green (1992) has also argued for a close connection between the views of Kant and Kierkegaard on the relation of religion to morality.

9. We have argued for a close connection between general views on the nature of truth and available avenues for resolving the paradox in our (2008).

Although Nussbaum explores many roles for narrative artworks in philosophy,1 I shall concentrate on those works where she argues for a close connection between the novels of Henry James and Aristotle's ethics.

Varney's use of masonry, cast and poured concrete, natural stone, and wide expanses of glass make for a close connection between the building and its environment.

Britain, for example, has a close connection with Sri Lanka, while Australia has an obvious link with Indonesia.

You see, the jar guy is not for the masses and a close connection is required to obtain his services.

For Mr. Wallis, there is a close connection between slow food and slow roads.

For this reason, there is a close connection between liberalism and contractarianism.

These results for the first time imply a close connection between biological activity of PRDX1 and regulation of estrogen-mediated signaling in breast cancer.

But living in Italy also gave him a taste for opera, and he struck up a close connection with the Teatro Communale in Florence.