Sentence examples for of connexion from inspiring English sources

As Scott Carson, head of Connexion by Boeing CBBB), an aviation-internet firm, points out, this means you probably pay for the enforced leisure of the flight by spending the following weekend catching up with e-mails.CBB's all-singing, all-dancing satellite broadband service is supposed to change this.

A sadder story is the fate of Connexion, which employs about 560 people.

The majority of Connexion workers are expected to find other positions within Boeing, but some layoffs are possible, a Boeing spokesman admitted Thursday.

Despite the cancellation of Connexion by Boeing –which would have installed onboard Internet and cellphone reception (and was FCC-approved)–the flying office will come in 2007.

As if it were not enough, the picture of the older order was reinforced by a sense of connexion in the Aristotelian mode that Burke's society recognized and approved that man was sociable, rather than being a solitary beast, and above all by the annexation of the key term of connexion to the side of the dispute that Burke favoured.

This is not merely because in Present Discontents the philosophical sense of connexion is used to adumbrate the claims of a party connexion: it is a more generalized disquiet.

In the vast universe of Connexions, an open-source repository of course materials, Catherine Schmidt-Jones, known as Kitty, is something of a champion.

They called for the National Careers Service to do more to help schools and plug the gap caused by the axing of Connexions.

With further studies to start next month in the north-west, north-east, West Midlands and East Midlands, Fiona Blacke, the NYA's chief executive and a former head of Connexions, stands by the outcome of the survey, despite the small sample.

Shortly after the coalition came to power, a decision was made to scrap the network of Connexions offices that had been established by the previous government, because, by and large, they were not providing high-quality careers advice and guidance to youngsters across the country.

"If I just want to tell you stuff, a lecture is very useful, but if I really want you to learn something it's not that useful," said Richard Baraniuk, professor of electrical engineering at Rice University and founder of Connexions, an open source Web site for college textbooks.