Sentence examples for ties built from inspiring English sources

"These are strong ties built over the course of 15 years and now it's gone," he said.

Beyond these minor inconveniences, Krylova is frustrated by the sanctions and counter-sanctions because of the damage they have wrought on economic ties built up by Russia and the west over the past two decades.

Or maybe geographic ties built your allegiance to Montana over Marino and Elway.

So much needs to be done – the world over but particularly in the French-speaking world – to improve the terms of trade, establish fair, mutually acceptable commercial ties, build up skills at all levels, and learn how to work together.

The closer tie builds on the Facebook (and FB apps) analytics capabilities Omniture announced in May 2009.

Moreover, significant differences can be found between horizontal and vertical relationships: (1) formal horizontal ties are much more likely to be disregarded than formal vertical ties, and (2) a significantly greater number of informal ties are built and maintained in a vertical rather than a horizontal direction.

In particular, we focus on the community of practice as a place where social ties are built and maintained over time.

Bilateral business was the original cornerstone India-U.S. ties were built on.

In early years a child's brain architecture is developing most rapidly, habits are formed, differences are recognized and emotional ties are built through social relationships and day-to-day interactions in homes and neighborhoods.

"At the individual level, it impacts children at a time when the brain develops rapidly, habits are formed, differences are recognised, and emotional ties are built through day-to-day interactions.

The Wrens are my fourth-favorite band ever, after Black Flag, Joy Division, Zep… and tied with Built to Spill.