Sentence examples for plentiful connections from inspiring English sources

With several flights a day to each city, and plentiful connections to other Asian hubs, visitors from Hong Kong, Singapore, even Tokyo can come for a long weekend.

Travel is unrestricted, imports are plentiful, internet connections have gone up from 4,500 to 1.6m and the number of mobile phones has risen from 80,000 to 20m.Yet freedom is still not universal in Iraq.

Consisting of plentiful single-bond connections, versatile coordination bonds and weak supramolecular interactions, and open-framework structures, porous coordination polymers (or metal organic frameworks) can show structural flexibility much larger than conventional solid materials.

But allegorical connections were plentiful as well.

Connections are plentiful, but sadly HDMI is nowhere to be found.

Over the past few years a host of fast-growing firms such as Elance, oDesk and LiveOps have begun to take advantage of "the cloud"—tech-speak for the combination of ubiquitous fast internet connections and cheap, plentiful web-based computing power to deliver sophisticated software that makes it easier to monitor and manage remote workers.

Gossip was plentiful and essential for avoiding scandal and maintaining the right connections.

Of these connections, the crossed hippocampal projections to the anterior thalamic nuclei are especially plentiful (Aggleton et al. 1986), seemingly giving these connection a special status.

Consumer webmail's main differentiator — aside from plentiful storage — has been the ability to access email from anywhere with an Internet connection.

Indeed, at least one study has suggested that there's a connection between higher blood levels of carotenoids, a type of antioxidant that's plentiful in fruit and vegetables, and an increase in optimism.

This could not be attributed to a lack of releasable vesicles (which were still plentiful), but rather to a reduction of exocytosis caused by the inhibition of dynamin, suggesting a strong connection between exocytosis and endocytosis.