Sentence examples for more firmly connected from inspiring English sources

In this model, there's no need to pad an eighty-minute piece of plastic with filler, and frequent releases keep artists and fans more firmly connected.

When considering skin contraction we have to differentiate two-dimensional horizontal x-axis tightening of the skin surface from three-dimensional x-y-z tissue tightening of the subcutaneous tissue, where the skin is also more firmly connected and adjacent to the deeper anatomical structures.

More striking yet, the handling was two cuts above the competition, staying firmly connected to irregular road surfaces and carving out long sweeping turns with the precision of an Audi or a Saab.

Updated at 2.43pm GMT 2.38pm GMT My colleagues John Vidal and Adam Vaughan have more on Yeb Saño's speech in Warsaw here: The Philippines government has firmly connected the super typhoon Haiyan with climate change, and urged governments meeting in Poland on Monday to take emergency action to resolve the deadlocked climate talks.

At the caudal levels, the meningo-vertebral ligaments are firmly connected with the ligamentum flavum, which may be the reason that intraoperative dural tearing occurs more commonly during surgery at the L4-L5 and L5-S1 levels [ 1].

Thurber's name is firmly connected to Columbus.

The house is also firmly connected to the past.

In other words, Mondrian, like Stout, remained firmly connected to nature and the real world.

"What also matters is that they are firmly connected to family and friends," says Jagger.

Despite nearly a quarter-century away from the Yankees, Piniella is firmly connected to them and to George Steinbrenner.

It is, however, firmly connected to and an essential part of individual freedom.