Sentence examples for move connected from inspiring English sources

In effect, this unprecedented move connected the United States to the debt crisis already under way in relatively small European countries.

Or is the move connected to the recent 56% drop in pre-tax profits, blamed on the poor performance of its French stores and a fall in champagne sales?

This act was likely a political move connected to the division between Eadwig and Edgar, as it is unlikely that the close kinship between Eadwig and Ælfgifu had not been known before their marriage.

Under the action of van der Waals or electrostatic forces, these separate nanoparticles (nanotubes) can move connecting with each other as well as with large agglomerates of nanoparticles.

Rather than supporting the advance of the d-pawn (because of the loose knight on g3 Black can do it anyway), the new move connects the rooks.

Two years later, after George graduated, the couple relocated to Texas in search of better economic opportunities, the first of many moves connected to George's business and political career.

Let ( {mathbf{x}}' = (x',y') ) be the moving coordinates connected with the moving vehicle and travel at the constant speed ( {mathbf{v}} ) (vector quantity) with respect to the fixed coordinates ( {mathbf{x}} ).

Many people believed that Morsi's move was connected to American support; one sign read "U.S.A.

To help with their move, I.B.M. connected them with Dianne Howard and Rebecca Mirkin of the Corcoran Group.

William Hague, the UK foreign secretary, denied the Russian move was connected to the EU's.

However, media analysts felt that the move was connected to EMI, pointing to Vivendi's desire to maintain its BBB credit rating with agencies.