Sentence examples for immediate ties to from inspiring English sources

In 2014, 15 of the 23 players on its World Cup roster were born abroad or had immediate ties to other countries, including Bosnia, Albania, Macedonia, Cape Verde, the Ivory Coast, Italy, Croatia, Chile and Turkey.

We continue to use silicone-Dacron protheses with immediate tie-in to bone.

"Passion is the driving force that allows you to jump out of bed and be inspired to work without an immediate reward tied to it.

Members of diaspora communities commonly have strong, immediate ties with networks from their home country, and many are in daily contact.

As a result, it had strong economic and social ties to its immediate urban surroundings.

His immediate predecessors, Republicans with deeper ties to the state's political world, had worked at their relationships with legislators.

Shaped by the 1968 student protests, those architects were groping for a way to distinguish themselves from their immediate forebears without sundering their ties to Modernity.

The appointment sent a message to First Boston bankers, many of whom had followed Mr. Mack to First Boston, that there would be no immediate exodus of bankers with ties to Mr. Mack.

As Latin American ties to Europe became less immediate, this was perhaps connected to the artists' increasing sense of a distinctly Latin American identity.

Ostensibly, the mission was undertaken in order to investigate possible ties to foreign terrorist groups, but immediate evidence of such a connection was lacking.

Wundt and Titchener, like Fechner and Helmholtz, had confined themselves to problems of sensation and perception -- to immediate experience, closely tied to stimulation.