Sentence examples for natural ties from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trippi said he had had conversations with all the major Democratic candidates, but there were natural ties to Mr. Edwards.

It therefore implies that the biological bond and natural ties between a child and its mother and father have no intrinsic value for the child or for society.

Market economy and free trade, however, recover the natural ties between the East Asian countries or people to a large extent.

None of the candidates possess natural ties with the Hispanic community, except for perhaps Marco Rubio.

Norwegian control over the Faroe Islands and Shetland was strong due to the importance of Bergen as a trading centre, while Orkney, the Hebrides and Man had more natural ties with the Scottish mainland.

But it is particularly problematic when free market, democratic nations, with deep and natural ties to the Pacific, enact policies that may have the ultimate effect of impeding the development of both the free market and democracy in nations that are considered allies.

The Internet has broken what once seemed a natural tie, between the recipe and the cookbook, as it has broken the tie between the news story and the newspaper.

Americans with no natural tie to any European team or country have discovered that in their hearts they were born to be (just throwing out names here) Tottenham fans or Inter Milan fans or Barcelona fans.

"Toy Story 3" also has a natural tie-in, since it revolves around Andy's departure for college and what that means for the oddball inhabitants of his toy box.

Facebook didn't have this natural tie-in for other services on its platform.

We also find concrete cases where the complexity of or susceptibility to control varies dramatically based on the choice among natural tie-handling rules.