Sentence examples for To be links from inspiring English sources

There seem to be links with the Kachemak culture (q.v). as well as with some areas of southwestern and western Alaska.

The phishing emails contained what appeared to be links to the Guardian or Human Rights Watch websites – but actually pointed to a fake BBC email portal, where some employees apparently entered their details.

Remarks at the World Economic Forum, Jan . 26 , 2003We do have information that suggests that there have been links over the years, and continue to be links, between the Iraqi government and Al Qaeda.

Although it also offers 100-plus online services, these turn out mostly to be links to other sites where you can renew a passport, contact an elected official or download a Polish-language visa application form.

But the first results after entering the doctor's name in Google continued to be links to a website containing an unofficial blacklist, which it was claimed amounted to "digital pillory".

We argue that this straightforward and standard method may lead to terrible bias, since in real biological and information networks, missing links are more likely to be links connecting low-degree nodes.

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"This has to be linked to that".

"But it would have to be linked to competition.

Danny seems to be linked to a convict named Ray.

"They like to be linked to a white person.