Sentence examples for has some tie from inspiring English sources

Nearly every global electronics company has some tie to the manufacturing giant, and while much of its work can be done cheaply, with low-skilled workers, the sheer volume of goods and scale of its operations make it China's single biggest exporter.

Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's president, has some ties with Peru.

While it has some ties to the Irish Republican Army, it has no known links to Al Qaeda.

The Chinese institution already has some ties to Southeast Asia: Its founder, the Xiamen-born businessman Tan Kah Kee, set up numerous schools in Singapore in the early 20th century.

"Every major terrorist plot by Al Qaeda against the United States has some ties to the Philippines," Zachary Abuza, a professor at Simmons College, wrote in the recently published "Tentacles of Terror: Al Qaeda's Southeast Asian Network".

The cooperative story takes place after the single-player campaign and has some ties into it, but players are not required to play them in order.

"The method of the murder, blunt force traumas, slit throats, positions of bodies and then our person of interest has some ties to a faith or religion that is indicative of that," Sheriff Morgan told reporters.

The requirement that tenants have some tie to actual trade has always been interpreted broadly.

It's ridiculous to think that because Ford's brother works at a law firm that had some tie to the Russia investigation, she is in on some grand conspiracy to bring down Kavanaugh and Trump.

About half of the 60-70 couples who choose Mohonk for their weddings each year have some tie to the thousands of acres of pristine forest and winding trails it offers.

The mayor and the senator had some ties, but they had never had a close relationship.