Sentence examples for are now linking from inspiring English sources

Police are now linking the cases after three separate attacks happened last Monday.

Manchester United players Cleverley and Welbeck are now linking up with Fabregas's compatriot Juan Mata at Old Trafford, after the Spain international's move from Chelsea in a £37.1m deal in January.

After verifying the information with Human Rights Watch officials on the ground in Egypt the cofounders are now linking these and the individual memory pages created (like this one) directly to the main page.

Experimental techniques for integrative structural biology are now linking molecular structure and supramolecular structure, for instance, to explore the structure of HIV glycoprotein multimers and HIV capsid.

Numerous studies, available on the web, are now linking chronic sugar overdosing with depression.

Five islands are now linked by causeways and bridges.

Not even halfway into spring training, their names are now linked for far different reasons.

The Mayfair properties, separate houses when constructed in 1721, are now linked as the Handel House Museum.

Cities are now linked not by mule paths, but by fast aircraft used by millions of people.

While the company retained the value of the awards, they are now linked more to performance targets.

"The danger there is that they just accentuate the risk met by their own business, because all their investments are now linked toward the same economic drivers.