Sentence examples for has virtually no connection from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the way work-study funds are allocated to individual institutions has virtually no connection to the neediness of its student body.

Both have been widely acclaimed and their collaboration has been hotly anticipated, but Vermont's eponymous album has virtually no connection with house at all.

While Mr. Richardson is familiar with North Koreans, he has virtually no connections to the Bush administration.

Some have virtually no connection to the reservation or the community; some do.

They introduced a vernacular crafts aesthetic that had virtually no connection to any art school art at that time but that would become a staple for Kelley.

Responding to that horror, it approved an antiterrorism law that gave the impression of fast action but had virtually no connection to what happened in Oklahoma City.

Best new artist went to Esperanza Spalding, a 26-year-old jazz bassist and singer who has earned the respect of her fellow musicians — and is a favorite of President Obama — but has had virtually no connection to the pop mainstream.

"A Time of Our Choosing" also addresses the problems faced by the Bush administration as it sought to encourage the formation of a new political system in Iraq: "The problem was that Iraqi traditions and values -- venerable as they were -- had virtually no connection to democracy".

Women, like most citizens, had virtually no say in government.

"The doctors have virtually no accountability".

Italian television is unusual because the country has virtually no cable service, and new services that send programming over broadband Internet connections — a technology that is growing rapidly elsewhere in Europe — have been slow to catch on.