Sentence examples similar to a circumstantial link from inspiring English sources

Mr Atta is reported to have met an Iraqi intelligence official earlier this year, which is the first circumstantial link between Saddam Hussein's regime and the attack.

The suspect's comments offer another circumstantial link between Mr. bin Laden and the attack on the American destroyer, which killed 17 sailors and wounded 39.

"It attempts to make some sort of circumstantial link between the fact that my father supported Clinton and the charge by some Republicans that the Clinton administration was slow to investigate the money-laundering charges.

Further investigations have thrown up a number of circumstantial links that self-appointed online detectives say indicate the existence of a network of powerful paedophiles.

But in the new analysis, he and his colleagues looked to build more than just a circumstantial case linking the four underground disposal wells to Timpson's temblors.

The man appeared to have circumstantial links to the Paris and Brussels assailants, the officials said.

The finding bolsters circumstantial links between infections and heart disease (Science, 3 July 1998, p. 35), including a recent report in the Journal of the American Medical Association that antibiotic use reduces the risk of heart attack.

There are circumstantial links between two of the main targets of the tampering and the irrigation issue.

Yet in many cities, people can be added to the list with only the most tenuous or circumstantial links to criminal activity.

Generally, the term "linked" is used to mean that there is no hard evidence, just a circumstantial relationship, and it should be taken as no more than vaguely interesting.

His was a "circumstantial stance".