Sentence examples for rich networks from inspiring English sources

Many gamers continued to trust as these rich networks for semi-private conversations grew up around them.

Many old industrial cities have rich networks of roads and railways, dating from a time when they were much bigger.

That forced planners to depend far more on inaugural "bundlers" like Mr. Sacca, people who tapped rich networks of friends and associates to collect up to $300,000 each, another limit Mr. Obama set.

"A lot of the entrepreneurs are actually doing it based on the education they are getting in colleges or business schools, and the ones who aren't, the famous exceptions, all have very deep and rich networks, often through their family".

In her classic study of an African-American community in the late '60s, the anthropologist Carol Stack found rich networks of reciprocal giving and support, and when I worked at low-wage jobs in the 1990s, I was amazed by the generosity of my co-workers, who offered me food, help with my work and even once a place to stay.

They consist of Schwann cells, fibroblasts and rich networks of collagen fibres.

"You piggyback on a very rich network and sort of become part of the family".

We have shone a light on the country's rich network of hardworking farmers, food producers, cooks and campaigners.

He also says Dr. Ford was Miss Morgan's landlord; the new Harlem was a rich network for African-Americans.

There is, for example, the rich network of conversations that explode ahead of and around and behind performances.

American conservatism now has a rich network of Washington interest groups adept at arousing elderly donors and attracting rich lobbying contracts.