Sentence examples for readily connected from inspiring English sources

The Kraft commercial was for a brand not readily connected with the company -- Gevalia, sold by its mail-order coffee division.

And what happens when the change leader is an outsider, the changes are not readily connected to profitability and the organization has its own strong and highly successful culture?

To fabricate MNs as a device that can be readily connected to a drug reservoir with a suitable actuation method, hollow MNs should be fabricated on a substrate with flow channels.

And so my father began there, among people he readily connected with -- country people, just as he was -- to preach and do good works and to be his own best witness for the virtues of compassion, generosity and faith.

What matters most is intensive pasture, a land cover that could be associated with a number of stressors on salmonid fry (e.g. pesticides, fine sediment) and which allows us to identify a series of risky field locations, where this land cover is readily connected to the river system by overland flow.

Sharknado is just the latest in a string of terrifically silly releases by The Asylum, a production studio that specialises in low-budget 'mockbuster' spoofs tied to major theatrical releases (Transmorphers, Snakes On A Train) and absurdist camp flicks that aren't readily connected to reality at all (Nazis at the Center of the Earth).

An orchard has a relation to mankind, and readily connects itself with matters of the heart".

Americans can readily connect such theology to the national civic values of neighborliness and tolerance.

The efforts for TurboTax are broadly known as branded entertainment, which blends advertising and programming to more readily connect with distracted consumers.

The map includes more than 1,500 projects on six continents, with a search mechanism so individuals can readily connect with colleagues and share their collective knowledge.

The energy is certainly there -- in stand-up comedians and above all in pop music, the art form where performers and public can most readily connect without the mediation of cultural institutions.