Sentence examples for long-established connection from inspiring English sources

While this was Clarins's first venture into India, Boucheron, the French jeweler, already had a long-established connection with the country when it put a fragrance called Jaipur Bracelet on the market in June, for $136 a bottle.

While many American colleges have long-established connections with universities in China, pipelines for generations of graduate students, most do not have strong relationships with the country's high schools.

The other half is original content batteryPOP hosts itself, and sourced through the founders' long-established industry connections.

And the next day, in no small part due to Awawdeh's long-established organizing connections in New York City and his social media presence, thousands of people amassed at John F. Kennedy airport to protest.

But the move to cancel long-established foreign aid programs, including many with no connection to politics, suggests that the fear of external influence is a deeper concern, and that an effort by Mr. Putin to recalibrate his relationship with the United States is under way.

Most structures are concrete with electricity, sewage, and water connections; and 4. Urban Lima – Long-established urban environment with better access to services.

The connection, or bridge, between applied and basic behavior analysis has been long-established (Hake, 1982; Mace & Critchfield, 2010).

Protesters vented frustration at a lack of affordable homes, closures of long-established local businesses, alleged police racism and a perceived influx of wealthier residents with no connection to the area's history.

Some come from long-established Burgundy estates.

In Japan this trend is long-established.

It has a long-established cattle market.