Sentence examples for important tie from inspiring English sources

Iran is a consumer of Argentina's agricultural commodities, an especially important tie as Argentina's economy slows.

And it has an important tie: Blackstone hired Dell's chief in-house deal maker, David Johnson, who has previously worked at I.B.M., earlier this year.

Had the Jets won, they would have held the two most important tie breakers (head-to-head record and division record) against the Patriots.

The Lindsay alliance led to a more important tie than the housing administration: while campaigning for Lindsay's election, Stern met Lynn Solinger, whom he married the same year he went to work for Meier.

Moises rapped a run-scoring single in the eighth inning Sunday to extend his hitting streak to 27 games and, more important, tie the score before the Mets were forced to sweat out a 7-6 victory against the Florida Marlins in 11 innings.

Visitors will be struck by the radical transformation of the museum's plane- and tank-filled atrium by Foster + Partners, but it's the new First World War Galleries that will get them thinking.When Harry Patch, the last British survivor of the trenches died in 2009, an important tie was cut.

Carolina, which has played two fewer games than the Bruins, won the season series with Boston, 3-1 -- an important tie-breaker come playoff time.

British Airways is lining up with Iberia, although its more important tie-up with American Airlines is still snagged by regulators, 13 months after it was announced.

Most important, tying Part D premiums to income does nothing to address the real problem plaguing Medicare: rising health care costs.

Although he was stripped of his citizenship for his outspoken opposition to the American military presence in the gulf war, Mr. bin Laden retains important ties here.

That ISI officers have maintained important ties to anti-American militants has been the subject of previous reports in The New York Times.