Sentence examples for are indeed linked from inspiring English sources

Other proponents say the two issues are indeed linked.

Maybe it's because the two events are indeed linked in history and thus, people figure, they should be linked in photography.

Family members are indeed linked over the lifespan, supporting transitions and easing one another into new stages of life and often later, these very children will, in turn, offer support to their aging parents.

Milankovitch theory proposes that summer insolation at high northern latitudes drives the glacial cycles3, and statistical tests have demonstrated that the glacial cycles are indeed linked to eccentricity, obliquity and precession cycles4,5.

If this section is perhaps a victim of somewhat lazy editing (what, for instance, is Halle Berry accepting the Oscar doing in the middle of the introductory essay on the Harlem Renaissance?) the two halves are indeed linked -- for Hirschfeld, the great chronicler of theater, Harlem was but another stage.

And the two movements are indeed linked, in that both feed off a growing fear and sense of dislocation in Americans who feel, rightly, that the world's order has shifted, the game's rules have changed and playing, let alone winning, is harder than before.

Their surface reactivity is indeed linked to the presence of a metastable hydrated layer on the surface of the nanocrystals.

The plague of roadworks is indeed linked to the seasons, in this case the end of the financial year.

In a December 2016 article, The Intercept wrote that there is not enough evidence to prove Russia hacked the DNC, or that Guccifer 2.0 is, indeed, linked to Russia.

But Osama bin Laden, if he was indeed linked to the attack on New York, has no interest in the welfare of the Afghan people.

If the variant is indeed linked to carpal tunnel syndrome, it probably explains only a tiny percentage of cases; the genetic defect involved in the Lupskis' disease is rare.