Sentence examples for much more connection from inspiring English sources

Cooking your own food as well as cooking to share makes so much more connection with the world, family and friends as well as let you gain more appreciation for the food you eat.

Heavily linked nodes called 'Hubs are more probable and rapidly tend to accumulate much more connections, while hubs with just a couple connections are probably not going to be picked as the goal for another connection.

He said I'd have to drop out of college (I had one year left before graduating), but that this opportunity would provide much more connections than a BFA.

He said I'd have to drop out of university (I had one year left before graduating), but that this opportunity would provide much more connections than a BFA.

"For us, the 'i' is less connected to all the Internet references but rather is about the much more personal connection" to viewers, said Susan M. Bunda, executive vice president for content development and strategy at CNN in Atlanta.

A century and a half ago, New Yorkers had a much more intimate connection with their clothes, because New Yorkers were making them.

However, whilst noting this as an interesting find, a closer inspection of the edges of the painting revealed a much more exciting connection.

"As the level rises, the colour of the light changes - and this allows for a much more constant connection between the users of the system and the data".

As Gusto CEO Joshua Reeves explained it to me, a kid mowing lawns in a neighborhood has a much more visceral connection to income than the modern knowledge economy worker.

The other improvement Erato has made here is in the case – it's far better than the one that shipped with the Apollo 7, providing a much more reliable connection with the buds themselves for charging.

What Sisense has found in early trials, according to CEO Amir Orad, is that customers have a much more emotional connection to the data when it's presented this way.