Sentence examples for there are strong connections from inspiring English sources

Martin Murphy, though, believes there are strong connections between failure, innovation and sustainability.

Fellow Nobel laureates, and two of many 'exile/emigré' poets in the United States, there are strong connections between Brodsky and Milosz.

There are strong connections between informal learning and health care simulations which feature students and clinicians engaging in highly contextual unfolding scenarios.

In either case, it is a sort of franchising of terrorism, with groups using each other's images to further their own goals – AQAP has obviously borrowed its name from AQ; al-Shabab ("the youth") have openly courted AQ and are increasingly borrowing their tactics; and there are strong connections between AQ and Lashkar-e-Taiba, both currently resident in Pakistan's badlands.

There are strong connections between Hymnen and Revolution 9: the intoning of the number nine, recordings of waves of noisy crowds, the calling of magic names – Lennon's and Harrison's magic names are popular ballroom dances, "the Watusi" and "the Twist", along with random snippets probably from a newspaper: "economically viable", "industrial output", "financial imbalance".

Schematic illustration of how escape times scale with the size (number of nodes) in the network depending on the nature of the FTC when there are strong connections (large β).

Interregional correlation (i.e., functional connectivity) showed that, for the AE patients, there are stronger connections between frontal DMN nodes and other frontal nodes as well as between posterior DMN nodes and frontal/parietal nodes.

In common with younger adolescents, there were strong connections from school career to health-compromising and health-enhancing behaviours, an unfavourable school career more often leading to health-compromising behaviours and less often to health-enhancing ones.

There should also be stronger connections between civil society actors, both nationally and internationally.

There were strong family connections with Brasenose; Heber's brother Richard was at the time a fellow of the college, and his father was a former fellow.

There were strong commercial and cultural connections between Virginia, Massachusetts and the Caribbean right up to 1776.