Sentence examples for lucrative connection from inspiring English sources

Solidifying the Democratic Party's lucrative connection to Hollywood, Clinton says that she plans to make George Clooney her secretary of state.

Without much hesitation, Woodman parlays this disaster into a lucrative connection with the reforming prince, who, feeling guilty, wants to do the young man a favor.

Despite its enviable market position, and much to the company's dismay, the Swiss cabinet announced in April a plan to throw open Swisscom's lucrative connection business to competition.

By the late 1980s, in part because of lucrative connections to the drug trade, the group controlled the majority of Peru's countryside.

In some cases, they show how secrecy havens are being used to create and hide potentially lucrative connections between big business and politics in the world's second-largest economy.

Thus, an inability to form meaningful and lucrative connections with alumni can be very damaging for schools, on many levels.

That (and not just the suasion of his lucrative Riady connection) accounts for his flip-flop from "butchers of Beijing" to "strategic partners".

One might also postulate a tendency in competitive markets to move closer over time to satisfaction of FEO, but this tendency would be offset by, for example, the extra benefits of interacting with socially well connected people as opposed to equally natively talented people who lack lucrative social connections.

He added that airlines, struggling with fuel costs, might cut back even further in some markets, abandoning some low-revenue traffic to concentrate more on higher-yield business travelers and domestic routes that feed into lucrative international connections.

It was okay to be against gay marriage as he was riding his way to the White House and lucrative business connections to advance his career.

But the Cuban connection was lucrative in other ways.