Sentence examples for loose connection of from inspiring English sources

When the Katine project began in 2007, the 400-pupil school was a loose connection of weak grass structures built by the community.

Grab and Microsoft already have a loose connection of sorts via Toyota.

These findings seen in our patient may have been caused by a number of factors including the loose connection of the abomasum to the cranially situated abdominal organs and wall and thus rendering susceptibility to dislocation and bloating, constrictions of the large intestine at the level of the caecum and the proximal loop of the ascending colon, and lack of normal ruminal compartmentalisation.

A couple of weeks later, he came back to fix a loose connection on the toilet tank.

The Fall do have a song called Spoilt Victorian Child which could make a very, very loose connection to one of the broad story ideas.

Both reports of al-Ghazâlî stand only in a very loose connection to the text of the Incoherence of the Philosophers.

Another sign of changing times is the cast of characters that Mr. Gross must describe, like Richard Symington, "the millionaire owner of Muzak and the father of the modern rebirth of body piercing," who has a loose connection to the estate of the silent film star Harold Lloyd.

In most cases finding a specific meaning or message seems unimportant; it's likely, in any event, that a finished dance bears only a loose connection to the set of ideas that a choreographer began with.

This series maintains only an occasional and loose connection to the continuity of the two previous series.

I mean at best there is a loose connection to the conceptual idea of love.

The group therefore consisted of unemployed with – on average – a very loose connection to the labour market.