Sentence examples for making important connections from inspiring English sources
Returning as Governor, I truly understood the importance of reaching out and making important connections to get things done.
Now, instead of operating individually, departments are making important connections.
At the same time, she credited the event for helping her with making important connections, and she described it as "a culmination of doing the right things".
We've written about the company a number of times in the past because they've got a great technology and are clearly making important connections.
He made important connections with notable figures such as Fujita Tsuguji, Augustus John, George Bernard Shaw, Ezra Pound, and William Butler Yeats.
Writers from Toronto, Cape Town, Oslo, Copenhagen and Ostrava in the Czech Republic, located on the Art Crimes site and interviewed by e-mail, said they had made important connections through the Web.
Such a collection acts as a vehicle which the research community can use to make important connections explicit and more widely disseminated.
I also made important connections with colleagues that helped shape my subsequent career path.
He also made important connections in Africa; among those he befriended was Leutnant Henning von Holtzendorff, who would later serve as commander of the High Seas Fleet.
Walk your child through the situation in a way that puts him in the driver's seat to make important connections, instead of being told what to do.
I'm especially honored when readers make important connections between the novel and the injustices that persist in our society, especially the vulnerability of black and brown bodies in public spaces.
