Sentence examples for offering a connection from inspiring English sources
His poetry described the world he knew with precise lyricism, offering a connection with nature that cut out the middle-class middlemen.
South Africa's efforts to help Mozambique restock its wildlife and offering a connection to Kruger, which last year drew more than a million tourists, reflect the improvement in relations between the countries since the end of apartheid.
The current Romanian government started last year a very ambitious project of advancing with interconnecting gas pipelines between Romania and the Republic of Moldova, offering a connection to the European network of energy.
Narratives and story structure may help to engage learners by offering a connection with existing knowledge and experience, and by making the unfamiliar seem familiar.
To quote one provider, Hypsos, it usually entails a space offering a connection "between brands and people emotionally" – their examples include pavilions for Manchester United and Heineken.
Metal current collectors, offering a good connection between the active materials and the external circuit, is an important component in a rechargeable lithium ion battery.
There are about 100 organizations in North America offering a free connection to anyone who wants one, and about as many in Europe.
Whether intentional or not, some websites still ask you for your credit card details - and much other valuable personal data - without offering a secure connection.
With mobile networks in over 200 destinations, Forbesfone is a leading mobile service provider, offering a reliable connection to travellers and expats looking to save costs on their roaming.
For a bit of background, Nuance merged with ScanSoft in 2005, a company which itself had acquired the rights to the Dragon product line, offering a further connection between these companies.
If you don't remember, the HTC Status (ChaCha) is the company's first Facebook-centric phone, offering a direct connection to the social network from apps such as the address book, the camera, and the media player.
