Sentence examples for long-term connections from inspiring English sources

These programs, and the materials available to support them, build habits crucial to long-term connections to language-based learning.

As the red planet emphasises long-distance, long-term connections, it's worth going well out of your way for the right thrill.

These specialties tend to attract junior doctors with rich life experience, who want to build long-term connections with patients and settle into their own family lives.

"Few of us die in the same neighborhoods where we were born, so often when a person dies, there are fewer long-term connections," Mr. Goodness says.

Such consortia also build long-term connections between academics and industry, boosting job prospects.

The second addition builds on the first, by using existing social relationships to turn Highlighted people into long-term connections.

She also established a long-term connection with the East Harlem Storefront School, where she taught during sabbatical leaves.

What it isn't, though, is a serious or sustained demonstration of the long-term connection between Mr. Cunningham and nature.

Others may work, but users lose interest and so the long-term connection with the user, necessary for sustained change, is lost.

In the backdrop of this long-term connection, Carrington and Hodgson independently discovered a sudden brightening on the Sun on September 1, 1859 and a huge geomagnetic storm was observed about 17 h later (Carrington 1859; Hodgson 1859).

So maybe we should focus on what books do offer that music and movies mostly don't; the intimate, personal, long-term connection between author and reader, forged over many hours.