Sentence examples for no connection exists from inspiring English sources

"No connection exists between California's current unemployment rate and AB 32," said Kammen.

The ruling by the Court of Appeals demolishes the argument made over the years by critics of public education that no connection exists between money and outcomes.

Only an idiot, or an anti-American bigot prepared to maintain that Americans are four times more murderous than Britons, could possibly pretend that no connection exists between those figures and the fact that 300m guns are "out there" in the United States, more than one for every adultMr LaPierre of the NRA is a proud patriot.

This secure, discreet device is fitted with GPS and an international SIM card for broad coverage, but can store activity data locally if no connection exists.

All are indeed symptoms of PTSD the only problem is that no connection exists whatsoever between abortion and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

The intercalarium as well as the interossicular ligaments were missing (Figure 3) and thus no connection existed between the tripus and the scaphium at this stage (Figure 2 A, B, Figure 3).

His character, with no history and no connections, exists for the sole purpose of serving a white man's needs.

No such connection exists.

It is possible to argue that no real connection exists between Koons's work and what he says about it.

"Should we be alarmed that she's an outlier for whom no obvious connection exists?" Dr. Smith asked.

The study's surprising discovery is that no clear connection exists between parental involvement and improved student performance.