Sentence examples for more ties with from inspiring English sources

Waterways have many more ties with society than as a medium for the transportation of goods alone.

The more the police fail to defuse confrontations but instead help create them — be it with their equipment, tactics or demeanor — the more ties with community members are burned, he said.

Lawmakers are reportedly going even further, pushing the country's second largest carrier to cut more ties with the company.

Pakistan shares more ties with northern India than perhaps any other nation.

At a speech Friday afternoon in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, Trump is expected to reverse at least some of Obama's changes, despite public opinion nationally and even among Cuban-Americans that shows support for more ties with Cuba, not fewer.

Workers forming more ties with coworkers (network centrality) became more embedded and had lower turnover, and higher interpersonal citizenship behaviour resulted in lower turnover.

We have to stay with more ties among the 18, and we can give them more flexibility to stay at the 28 level.

More ties can be expected, with nearly 50 cases still on the docket for the current term and no replacement for Justice Scalia in sight.

"We still have regional markets, but they are becoming more tied together with each successive year," said Joseph A. Stanislaw, a founder of the consultancy Cambridge Energy Research Associates.

Here, one's identity is far more tied up with one's family than in the West, and the taint of any serious crime can blight an entire household for generations.

Many families have suffered losses and are more tied up with funerals than facial peeling.