Sentence examples for organic ties from inspiring English sources

The corporations that stand to benefit have few, if any, organic ties to the U.S. economy--most have outsourced a large share of production jobs to other countries.

As the church-going child brought up in a Bridgeport bungalow, he had an organic tie to the city's neighborhoods and their ways of life.

Peel back the foil top of that plastic dipping tin and taste a rich text: an organic tie-in about a corporate tie-in regarding a condiment for not-at-all-organic poultry.

"My design for the Burton Barr Phoenix Central Library would not exist without Paolo's precedent -- organic forms tied to a rigid understanding of structure".

"Basically, we are using a hybrid technology that mixes traditional electronics with flexible, high-performance electronics and new 3-D printing technologies," said Benjamin J. Leever, Ph.D. "In some cases, we incorporate 'inks,' which are based on metals, polymers and organic materials, to tie the system together electronically.

The President's policies are deployed to department heads for a more organic, top-to-bottom tie-in.

(Is the parent company fully organic? Are there any ties to companies that use genetically modified ingredients?) In any case, their report on misdirection in cereal marketing, "Cereal Crimes," makes interesting reading.

Later, his DNA also failed to match the samples recovered from Cooper's tie, though the Bureau has since conceded that they cannot be certain that the organic material on the tie came from Cooper.

I'd say two were tied: an organic orange tart with sweetened orange slices poached in syrup.

On the style of print, she said: "This is a house of prints and we could do anything but I felt this organic feeling with the tie-dye".

But it also has a deliberate pace and forward propulsion rare in the director's work, and a fluid and organic sense of humor tied closely to Mr. Waits's and Ms. Brennan's songs (most of which are included in their recent album "Blood Money").