Sentence examples for pre-existing connection from inspiring English sources

In the Juffali case, the judge decided that he had "no pre-existing connection to St Lucia" and there was no evidence that he "has any knowledge or experience of maritime matters".

The high court ruling had described the sheikh's role as a diplomat as "an entirely artificial construct", adding that he had "no pre-existing connection to St Lucia" and that there was no evidence that he had "any knowledge or experience of maritime matters".

As shown in Fig. 5, it may become extremely enlarged and present synovial hypertrophy, causing a condition known as iliopsoas bursitis, which is usually secondary to any disorder coursing with elevation of intra-articular pressure, such as osteoarthritis, and subsequent capsular rupture into the bursa or passage of fluid through a pre-existing connection [18].

The unmasking of pre-existing connections and shifts in connectivity represent rapid, early plastic changes, which presumably can lead, if sustained and reinforced, to slower developing, but more permanent structural changes, such as the establishment of new neural connections in the blind.

He wrote that its towers looked "as mysterious to me as the minarets of Constantinople" to the invading Russian forces in 1878.But according to Michael Rush of the University of Exeter the proportion of MPs with pre-existing connections to their seats rose from 25% in 1979 to 45% in 1997.

It was suggested that this formation of new synaptic connections between neurons due to learning and the frequent use of a synapse might produce growth similar to that produced by exercising a muscle, thereby strengthening pre-existing connections.

Hiring earlier likely privileges students with pre-existing connections to professors and judges, as well as those from better law schools and those who have more impressive pre-law school extracurricular activities.

Creating relationships is the lynchpin of affinity investing, and at the core of how to utilize networks, pre-existing connections and natural synergies between people to produce genuine relationships.

The speed of such crossmodal plasticity suggests an unmasking of pre-existing connections or multimodal capabilities heretofore unsuspected.

If we are correct, then artery/vein identity may have a third role: promoting the regression of pre-existing connections between arterial and venous territory.

It remained possible that new connections were formed by single synapses and, hence, would have smaller uEPSP amplitudes and higher failure rates than pre-existing connections.