Sentence examples for good at linking from inspiring English sources

"We've always been good at linking engineering with the arts," he says.

The Scandinavians are good at linking state support with the nudge to retrain.

The biggest issue, in my mind, is that humans are incredibly good at linking cause and effect sometimes too good.

Always good at linking things, Welcome to Yorkshire has just unveiled a gardens campaign which highlights some of the best gardens to visit in Yorkshire.

Rosenberg, like me, loves an old Windows one called Ecco Pro, which is fantastically good at linking people and snippets of information into coherent projects.

In her most recent book, a guide to novel-writing, Louise Doughty said she learned early in her own career that she was good at dramatic "set pieces", less good at linking them together.

He's been here a lot both as an amateur and professional, and although he's not playing so well right now, he had a great start to the season and is very good at links golf.

"Detecting an abnormality is something we're good at, but linking it to a clinically meaningful situation is different," says Zafonte.

I hope that the DCSF International Education Week can help showcase what good linking at home and with other countries is all about and that means exploring and celebrating both diff erence - diff erent backgrounds, diff erent history, diff erent experience - and what you have in common.

The most successful zones are entwined with the domestic economy: South Korea, for example, has been good at fostering links with local suppliers.

He is good at forging links between foreign affairs and the domestic economy.