Sentence examples for should reconnect from inspiring English sources

The current leadership of the group should reconnect with the wider co-operative movement.

Commenting on the poll, which was published on the ConservativeHome website, Ashcroft said the Tories should "reconnect with these supporters".

Wait 5 more minutes and the router should reconnect.

When the emergency situation ceases, the Microgrid should reconnect seamlessly to the upper grid.

The client should reconnect automatically as soon as it's able to do so.

Such fields should "reconnect" and snap, says astronomer Andrea Dupree of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

But there is much about his political values and habits with which the over-professionalised, over-cautious, over-scripted politics of today should urgently reconnect.

"As long as we then do what we should do – reconnect with people – then loneliness is a good thing," the German psychologist Maike Luhmann told the US website Vox.

Mr. Marsalis and company are working on a quixotic but worthy idea: that jazz should be reconnected with its roots as a dance music.

"There are many questions, many discussions, to be had about how and why museums must really only hold these things in trust for their owners – there are big discussions about how some materials should be reconnected with their people and country of provenance, loaned to them or, indeed, even returned," he said.

Using Rule 3 we disregard join atoms which define how the bioisosteric structure should be reconnected back to the original molecule.