Mr. Mohammed also visited Germany and is said to be a key connection between Al Qaeda in Afghanistan and the Hamburg cell.
Viewed in that context, a flight that was previously considered unprofitable and, consequently, a target for elimination might turn out to be a key connection between airports used by a substantial pool of very profitable customers.
When Continental Airlines examined revenue generated by each passenger, across flights, it realized a flight previously considered unprofitable thus expendable might be a key connection between airports used by a large pool of highly profitable customers.
The director controls the creative aspect of the movie, and is a key connection between the crew and the cast.
"Newhouse came to understand that news was a key to connection to the culture".
Robert's Sententiae, or Summa Theologica, was well known in his time, and has been considered a key connection in theology between Robert's own teachers' works and the works of Peter Lombard.
While one might assume that the development of place identity begins after workers move into the space, we discovered that communicating the vision and purpose of the new office space prior to move in was a key predictor of employees' connection to the space.
The port at Bandar Abbas in Iran is also looking to become a key connection point between sea and overland Silk Road trade corridors in 2017.
On the basis of its modeling, the retailer predicted that the option to purchase online and pick up in-store something that few customers say in-store somethinghathats available only on a limited basis—would be a key driver ofewmotional customersn (it sayaks to Flourishers' desimportanteel andense of freedom").
When you hit on something you both love, you will instantly become more bonded as similarities are a key way of cementing connection between people.
