Sentence examples for these connexions from inspiring English sources
These connexions are not apparent in the Enquiries, where no lengthy or detailed discussion of the passions appears.
The presentation in the Treatise rather obscures these connexions in Hume's argument there being a gap of over two hundred pages between his discussion of the idea of necessary connexion and that of liberty and necessity.
An open problem is still how these connexions are to be defined and how an adequate threshold is to be imposed [ 16].
These are connexions to be aware of, but I don't think it's worth spending too much time worrying about the net impact of these shifts two centuries down the road.Instead, one might simply note that institutions are hugely important, and that near-term temperature change due to warming will have major impacts on parts of the world with weak institutional structures.
That suboccipital steroid injections turned out to be effective in the prevention of several primary headaches [51 53] was in favour of the existence of these anatomical connexions in humans.
So once the Connexions service was scrapped, nothing happened.
The scrapping of the Aimhigher programme, which helped disadvantaged students get to university, and the loss of the Connexions careers service, mean many students, particularly those who would be the first in their family to go into higher education, don't have access to the help and support they need when making these crucial choices.
Anna Bawden only touches on problems presented by the 2008 reorganisation of the Connexions youth support services for Connexions partnerships and the threat to continuity and therefore quality of service (Children's services: Connexions faces disconnection, May 15).
In particular, it had heard good things about the approach taken by the Connexions service.
Labour's Future Jobs Fund is now a memory; the Connexions careers service has been savaged.
One battleground to save the Connexions service is Brighton, where 45 jobs could be at risk.
