Sentence examples for which could reconnect from inspiring English sources

The land would probably become water-storage reservoirs and water-treatment marshes, which could reconnect the lake to the remnant Everglades, recreate the north-to-south flow of the River of Grass, and eliminate the need for damaging releases into South Florida's estuaries.

The meeting with pro-Labour members of the Jewish community which sparked the controversy was designed to explore ways in which he could reconnect with Jewish voters in advance of the 3 May election.

There is always the chance that Hampton and Houston could reconnect.

First he ordered managers back to the shop floor so they could "reconnect" with customers.

Certainly they could reconnect and become friends at some point, but now the pain is just too acute.

Making Valley Center a getaway offered a saving grace, and a hub where the far-flung clan could reconnect.

"To be part of a turnaround team that could reconnect with a nation was a challenge I found compelling".

I wish my former students could reconnect -- with being 10, with what they once learned, with forgotten friends.

I found, through life events that demanded tellings of their own, I could reconnect with my original motivations as a writer of both stage monologues and memoirs.

Then I could reconnect with my own culture.

There were some people he thought he could reconnect with.