Sentence examples for forging deeper ties from inspiring English sources

China and Japan are forging deeper ties with Israel's burgeoning tech industry.

Moses has been to the altar with two dog lovers and estimates he has attended more than 7,500 dog shows, forging deep ties not only with people who share his interests, but also with those whose dogs he judges.

The 20th century – a time when the United States and Britain forged deep ties by fighting side by side – is anomalous in this history.

Chalabi's numerous foes say he has been just as instrumental in the years of chaos that have followed, turning within a year of the US invasion towards Iran, with whom he has since forged deep ties at the expense of the government that brought him there.

Cox agrees that there's a difference between the "connection" of endless, unhealthy browsing of Facebook and comparing oneself to others that can make people feel isolated, and the "closeness" of forging deeper friendships and civic ties.

He wants to see the next government cut Italy's fiendishly complex bureaucracy, take urgent steps to reduce unemployment, particularly among the young, fight corruption and tax evasion, invest more in technology, improve childcare, promote a new culture of innovation and forge deeper European ties.

Tea party conservatives have also been working to forge deeper institutional ties.

Microsoft has spent the last several years forging deeper connections with Facebook at every turn.

importance to not only forging deeper interpersonal connections, but also feeling validated emotionally.

Forging deep bonds ran contrary to advice that many of the directors had received.

Since Cold War days, the Russian government has maintained a regimented inter-agency program to forge deep and lasting ties with foreign students.