Sentence examples for is a close connection from inspiring English sources

The … committee has long believed that there is a close connection between human rights and peace".

For Mr. Wallis, there is a close connection between slow food and slow roads.

There is a close connection between volatility in the overall market and spreads over government bonds that companies must pay for their debt (see chart).

It is thought that there is a close connection between the phenomena of superfluidity and superconductivity; indeed, from a phenomenological point of view superconductivity is simply superfluidity occurring in an electrically charged system.

But, half a century after the publication of "Harriet," I'm convinced that there is a close connection between these two books and their ideas about the complexity, sophistication, and occasional wickedness of young girls' imaginations.

Despite early emphasis on industrialization through import substitution, a first major lesson of postwar experience was that there is a close connection between the rate of growth in the output of the agricultural sector and the general rate of economic development.

Students might learn science with better understanding when there is a closer connection among classroom learning, the environment, and the practical experiences of the students.

Here there is a closer connection between incoherence and loss, since the bookie will be trying to maximize his profit, and so a sure gain for an incoherent agent could only be the result of a mistake.

There's a close connection between these efforts and super PAC funders, too.

In order to write, in order to make literature, there must be a close connection with libraries, books, the tradition.

"There has always been a close connection between sleep and creativity," he said, "which may be a byproduct of the way that nature chose to consolidate memories".