Sentence examples similar to a further tie from inspiring English sources

In the longer term, a further tie-up with the Abu Dhabi bourse would make sense.

Aside from booking online, there's a further technology tie-in.

Along with booking a place to stay through the site – from a luxury apartment "in aristocratic Mayfair", a family home in "stately Holland Park" or a bachelor pad in "leafy Primrose Hill" – there's a further technology tie-in.

The company has already done some smart things to further tie in with Google, like adding a "Gmail contextual gadget" a few days ago.

But the Dutch vote could further tie the hands of its politicians (see article), and the banking-union talks could spark a row over regulation (see Charlemagne).

Federal agents also claim that IP addresses, obtained from Google, and their physical surveillance of the suspect and Defcon's online activity further tie Benthall to the username.

These physical IRL (in real life) events and locations can provide real-world brand experiences that further tie consumers to the predominantly digital brands they covet.

And while the +1 Button on the web seems fairly useless right now, when they further tie it into G+, the sharing situation will get really interesting.

In sum, the new experiments address in molecular and cell biologic detail the effects of pilocarpine-induced seizures on Nova biology, and further tie Nova biology to naturally occurring seizures in the haploinsufficient state.

Mr. Komansky and Sir John said that the link was not a prelude to further ties between the two companies or a full-blown merger, but they said the arrangement did not preclude either company from trying to buy the other.

Following the announcement, government officials were keen to emphasise that £375m of this money was core funds with a further £280m tied to "matched" funding.