Sentence examples for the first connections from inspiring English sources

The first connections were being established.

To counter that, some companies employ human editors to make the first connections between products and likely purchase patterns.

The first connections had actually been made the night before, at an informal get-together, where members of the group encourage precisely the sort of lazy thinking about stereotypes that they will spend the next two days deconstructing.

His studies of it became an influential book, "The Art of the Mentally Ill," published in 1922, in which he divided the subject into formal categories and, mentioning artists like Henri Rousseau, James Ensor, Oskar Kokoschka and Emil Nolde, made some of the first connections between modern art and the art of the insane.

The first connections were made in the 1930s, but it took more than 30 years for the scientific community to make the ultimate determination and for governments to take action.

The authors collected information on socio-economic variables and diarrhoea incidence prior to the first connections and again 5 years later.

It was the first connection of many that paved his way to the upper echelons of the hedge fund industry.

Sony said the network had been restored by late Monday in the United States, over 24 hours since the first connection problems were reported.

The first connection between electric and magnetic effects was discovered by Danish physicist Hans Christian Ørsted in 1820 when he found that electric currents produce magnetic forces.

Another major project is the continuation of the Hudson-Bergen light rail system north and south, including the first connection with heavy rail in Hoboken.

THE first connection I had with nature was playing in the forest and the park that bordered my family's home in Atlanta.