Sentence examples for presumed connection from inspiring English sources

Poems such as "Broagh" and "The Tollund Man" retain a startling freshness, troping the Irish poet's presumed connection to the land at a time when tribal loyalties had hardened into murderousness.

For nonlinear dynamical systems, their presumed connection with target systems is one place to start.

However, this presumed connection between suicide terrorism and Islamic fundamentalism is wrongheaded, and it may be encouraging domestic and foreign policies that are likely to worsen America's situation.

With the scale of the nvCJD threat to public health still unclear, scientists have been busy investigating the relationship between the strains of prions blamed for neurodegenerative illnesses, including the presumed connection between BSE and scrapie.

3. Other reasons for attaching importance to the free will problem include the presumed connection between free will and either agency, autonomy, creativity, meaning in life, or aesthetic value (See Kane, 1996).

This point of view describes presumed connections between the double bind-communication pattern in organisations and its detrimental consequences for both the employees of a double bind-organisation and such double bind-organisations themselves.

Oil prices are already rising because of the presumed Mideast connection to the attacks, which will push up inflation and add to the squeeze on global economic activity.

"Subject A" is noted to be writing and drawing three comic strips for both worlds (based on his presumed psychic connection to them), making it plain that he is, in fact, none other than cartoonist Bill Holbrook himself.

While emotionally disarmed by the unexpected inclusion of my father, I quashed my instinct to verbally react to this statement, allowing the presumed shared connection between Pramana and my deceased father to persist.

A similar observation is made by Guillaume Gruère, Purvi Mehta-Bhatt and Debdatta Sengupta who presume a connection between exorbitant technological costs, unfavourable yields, and farmers' indebtedness as resulting in suicide (Gruère et al. 2008; Gruère & Sengupta, 2011).

And focusing prematurely on the presumed factory-farm connection could prove a dangerous distraction from identifying and responding to the actual source of a potential pandemic.