Sentence examples for growing connections from inspiring English sources

"We are aggressively ramping up our growing connections capability to support consumers' increasingly connected lives across the entire range of devices entering the marketplace," Best Buy's Mr. Dunn said in a statement.

Some genes are involved in growing connections between neurons.

Vanity Fair does publish some tough articles on Hollywood despite Mr. Carter's growing connections.

But thanks to the growing connections between auto and food manufacturers, now you drive what you eat.

The growing connections between head trauma and contact sports, though, have led some nervous parents and coaches to assume that any concussion could lead to long-term impairment.

But Lt. Gen. David Barno, the commander of the American-led forces, said in March that his troops were finding growing connections between extremism and drugs, which could augur a more assertive approach to the drug trade.

Cherishing his growing connection to the GSD, Druker established an endowment creating the Druker Traveling Fellowship in 1986.

But little things made her feel appreciated: Gary Zeng's continuing lunchtime visits, the occasional smile at her in the hallway, a growing connection to the students.

Instead, there is a "graduated" limitation to "take account of the growing connection of the worker with the labour market of the host member state".

His growing connection with Laverde's daughter Maya, a seductive bee-keeping recluse, suggests the bond shared by peers who grew up in fear in the 1980s and early 90s, a time of assassinations and terrorist bombings.

However, the document clarifies: "The limitation should be graduated, from an initial complete exclusion but gradually increasing access to such benefits to take account of the growing connection of the worker with the labour market of the host Member State".