Sentence examples for offers a connection with from inspiring English sources

It offers a connection with people and sources that will help them understand and explore issues about which they were previously unaware.

One way to achieve that, he added, is to "offer a connection with action sports and car culture".

Broadcasters have to offer a connection with the audience across web, companion apps, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter posts etc".

But they do offer a connection with the reader, and some provide happy surprises: my colleague Dan Barry recorded the audio version of his 2011 book "Bottom of the 33rd: Hope, Redemption and Baseball's Longest Game," lending a quiet dignity to a long-ago minor league contest between the Pawtucket Red Sox and the Rochester Red Wings.

Fernandez, a 20-year-old from Cuba, has been dominant in two starts and offers hope for making a connection with the fans.

But ISPs moved quickly to insist that the provisions will only apply to people taking out completely new contracts, who will be offered the choice of a connection with "parental controls", or one without.

Being an ensemble extension of variational assimilation (VAR), MLEF also offers a strong connection with the traditional single-valued forecast process through the control, or the maximum likelihood, solution.

"Channel 4 offers vital reach and impact and a connection with audiences that the BBC sometimes struggles to reach, including younger and minority ethnic viewers".

"However, on two occasions persons with a connection with Ched Evans offered to facilitate a discussion if I wished to pursue that.

The article suggests why it is important that we have a connection with the Constitution and offers five ways to help get that connection.

"I wanted a connection with trees".