Sentence examples for is so closely connected from inspiring English sources

The EU argues it "is so closely connected to Greece as to be identified as an inherently Greek product".

But they have apparently decided that is not the way to go, because Parcells's expertise is so closely connected to what occurs on the field.

One of only three pieces of Austen's jewellery known to exist, the ring became the subject of a temporary export ban imposed by culture minister Ed Vaizey on 1 August, on grounds that it is "so closely connected with our history and national life that its departure would be a misfortune".

"In many ways the US has an added responsibility here and an added ownership of what is happening in this new country because the US is so closely connected with its creation.

Since her artwork is so closely connected to public space and human interaction, conceptual artist Esmeralda Kosmatopoulos doesn't operate within the purview of a traditional studio practice.

Because attention is so closely connected to our brain's basic wiring, it can be difficult to recognize our own patterns of giving attention -- patterns we've been absorbing since birth.

"The Internet in Japan has not been so closely connected with real society," he said.

Riker and his department were so closely connected that Riker's approach came to be known as the Rochester School of Political Science.

What makes this gently colored, sharply etched family portrait so engaging is its understanding that laughter and tears, as responses to everyday life, are so closely connected.

But it became clear during [this year's German] election campaign that there was no chance of opposing the euro because it was so closely connected with Kohl.

One of his plans for La Scala is a return to Italian repertoire, core as well as more marginal, such as this maligned work, written for the theatre with which Verdi was so closely connected.