Sentence examples for important connection in from inspiring English sources

Both books characterize Rand's long relationship with Branden as the most important connection in her life.

In such cases the editor insists upon a strange or important connection in a scene.

"Some have outgrown Harvard and don't think of it as an important connection in their lives," he says.

There is an important connection in Vrba's work to developments in the area of vicariance biogeography.

Gastelum made another important connection in those years -- with mayoral candidate Tom Bradley.

He's been selling weed both wholesale (supplying dealers) and retail for about ten years but said last year he made an important connection in BC and things "blew up".

His wife had important connections in Bangladeshi political circles and he owned a chain of businesses both there and in the UK, including the Stewart hotel.

He is an administrative officer of the Oklahoma Natural Gas Company, serves on the city's Urban Renewal Authority, is a member of the board of directors of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and has important connections in the city government — from the mayor on down.

For instance, Mr. Kedrosky said, Mr. Gore would now have a financial incentive to push for subsidies, like the tax incentives or rebates that have buoyed the solar industry, or to provide start-ups with important connections in government and big business.

Gary Burnison, CEO of staffing firm Korn/Ferry International, says that the challenge at the top isn't building a network but keeping it up to date, keeping all the important connections in it current.

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