Sentence examples for would be connections from inspiring English sources

Language and culture are related, and there would be connections between English language education and the consequent influence of western culture in China.

There's much debate about what would happen with the currency and of course whether there would be connections with Europe or not.

In contrast, in a perfectly symmetric scenario with two (or more) separate parent vessels, each parent vessel would sprout at the same place, so that, on average, there would be connections between parent vessels at the same pressure (which would therefore be pruned).

The government's preference is for trains on the spur between Liverpool and the high-speed line, north of Birmingham, to stop at Crewe where there would be frequent connections to and from Stoke-on-Trent.

"We just assumed they were looking to evaluate attractiveness, but it could have been many other things — personality type, whether there would be a connection.

"Even if Ghailani was mistreated while in C.I.A. custody and even if that mistreatment violated the due process clause," the judge wrote, "there would be no connection between such mistreatment and this prosecution".

We wouldn't hear one another; our commitment to the music would be our connection.

It was decided early on that there would be no connection between the real animal and Willie's final design.

One of the things we started with was making me a bit unrecognizable so there would be no connection made, and we came up with the curly hair, and that was sort of a window in.

The first is about what would be the connection between the degree of pleiotropy of a protein and the protein abundance in the cell.

As such, the ToCD is only knowable insofar that a vertical signal is preserved; if all gene histories were dominated by random horizontal transfer, there would be no connection between cellular and genetic history.