Sentence examples for having a connection from inspiring English sources

Only 167 manually annotated connectivity relations were testable by this method, with 70.5% having a connection in BAMS.

(Brigham denies having a connection to the clinic).

Having a connection to someone in the organisation will make your application stand out.

"You can't replace knowing where you came from and having a connection to it".

"One, we like the idea of having a connection to the community.

"Each university has different requirements and processes, so having a connection with a staff member that can assist is important," Mr. Burge said.

As plans were made to provide direct service into Manhattan, the logic of having a connection in Montclair for the two lines, both now operated by New Jersey Transit, became more powerful.

"We talk a lot about being a proper soccer club and we are not a proper soccer club without having a connection to the neighborhoods and representing New York well".

And more: according to the Guardian, the "GTMO matrix of threat indicators for enemy combatants," which runs to seventeen pages, also lists having a connection to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, or I.S.I.; given how much money we've given Pakistan to fight the Taliban and Al Qaeda, that detail alone is enough to make one's head spin, if the Casio didn't do it already.

Even in the chaotic aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, we believe the F.B.I. should have taken more care to distinguish between aliens who it actually suspected of having a connection to terrorism from those aliens who, while possibly guilty of violating federal immigration law, had no connection to terrorism but simply were encountered in connection with a Penttbom lead.

Many participants spoke of having 'a connection' with his/her peer.