Sentence examples for an obvious link from inspiring English sources

Origin An early example of fusion food, banh mi shows an obvious link with the French, rulers of Vietnam in the early 20th century.

There's an obvious link.

It just seems to have an obvious link to the achievement gap that you reported.

When Cruz could not identify an obvious link between the two men, he backed off.

There was an "obvious link" between timing of the release and the upcoming Sochi Winter Games, he said.

Britain, for example, has a close connection with Sri Lanka, while Australia has an obvious link with Indonesia.

For example, the juxtaposition of a bare-bones Nauman neon piece from 1972 titled "Eat/Death" with a Jean Michel-Basquiat neo-expressionist death's head, "Untitled (Head)" from 1981 seems an overly obvious link and undermines the power of each work in its overly-anecdotal correspondence.

A more obvious link is with BP, one shareholder in the pipeline.

A more obvious link between diet and reproduction may be seen in animals that depend on vibrant color to attract mates: flamingos, parrots, vultures, poison-dart frogs and lots of reptiles.

We find a much more obvious link between mental illness and gun violence in Jared Lee Loughner, the mass shooter who attempted to assassinate US Representative Gabrielle Giffords, and killed six others.

There's no obvious link between an American bank, a British oil driller and a Japanese carmaker.