Sentence examples for and does not tie from inspiring English sources

'Timely' implies a more person-centred approach and benefit to the patient, and does not tie the diagnosis to any particular disease stage.

"A good credit score allows loans at a very attractive interest rate (and doesn't tie up your cash flow)." Upper middle class and wealthy people usually don't just lounge on a beach day-after-day.

The most problematic element of the prosecution's case, as Dwyer's defense lawyer Remy Farrell SC alluded to, was that much of the evidence presented was circumstantial and did not tie Dwyer to the crime directly.

And don't tie the boat to the side of a lock as the water is draining, or you could find yourself hanging from the lock wall before the boat's weight starts to tear it apart.

Such finance is attractive in that it provides short-term loans to borrowers, and thus does not tie up the bank's capital for long.

These are accessible from any device and mean working virtually does not tie you to a desk.

Tail hair does not tie well, and it will come loose after a few minutes.

To not do so may make the board seem recalcitrant, and it doesn't tie the board to any sale decision anyway.

"The tying goal, when Marc Staal threw that backhand at the net, if Jagr doesn't go to the net for a screen, I'm sure the goalie saves it or kicks out a better rebound and Scott Gomez doesn't tie it up," Drury said.

France, with only a point, has to beat South Africa handily and hope Mexico and Uruguay do not tie in Tuesday's final group games in order to have a chance to advance on goal differential.

When we initiated this series, we envisioned the articles being used as a supplement to a textbook, and intentionally did not tie them to the content of any of the several textbooks used to teach advanced plant biology or plant physiology.