Sentence examples for older ties from inspiring English sources

As the investigation unfolds, Mr. Swanson finds himself in the unusual position of having newfound roots in the family at the center of the scandal and older ties to the government regulator that failed to uncover the scheme.

Second, for such long observation periods, one can argue that the changes in the network structure should already have a visible effect: new social ties are formed while older ties wane in strength and may even cease to exist.

Politics doesn't instantly sever old ties.

Visitor logs show that old ties remain strong.

Below, old ties are ready to be recycled.

Each couple went to a land where all the old ties might be forgotten.

Some Israeli generals hope that old ties with their Egyptian counterparts will survive.

But many fracking critics still see the old ties at work.

First, old ties might be strengthened by renegotiation, or more-explicit reaffirmation, of old colonial connections.

Drawn by old ties, sharing a common vision, they nevertheless flayed each other alive.

Mr. Putin was in Kiev a week ago, emphasizing old ties and giving Mr. Kuchma a boost.