Sentence examples for web of ties from inspiring English sources

Volkswagen is a big customer, attesting to the web of ties between town and firm.

There is a web of ties between elite ministries and governments, but French citizens now have fewer links to Germany.

He had heard members of the Bush administration describe a web of ties connecting Iraq and Al Qaeda.

Not only does Mr. Shapiro have to answer for the financial decisions, but he has to navigate a web of ties to Enron.

But they also cannot ignore their more modern history, in which businesses have brushed past political wariness to build a web of ties in trade and investment that are critical to both economies' well-being.

This web of ties is drawing the attention and anger of lawmakers, including Senator John F. Kerry, the Massachusetts Democrat who is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

In Miller's work, public and private concerns are linked in a web of moral ties and mutual responsibilities.

When they were done, they had a map of how 5,124 subjects were connected, tracing a web of 53,228 ties between friends and family and work colleagues.

None of this is made easier by the complex web of family ties that have long stood at the heart of Gabonese politics.

And while the H.R.C.'s profile-picture activism relies on weak ties, like those between celebrities and their followers, it's designed to exploit the stronger personal connections that lurk among the web of weak ties in a Facebook profile.

She still has television looks, from her long red hair, low-cut blouse, and micro-miniskirt down to her "slave sandals," with four-inch heels and an elaborate web of leather ties that climb suggestively up her legs.