Sentence examples for are very closely linked from inspiring English sources

"Psychology and acting are very closely linked.

The ability to communicate and the ability to conceptualize are very closely linked, and the typical child learns both these skills together at the same time.

"My lasting impressions of the country are very closely linked to what I think I can easily sum up in the word 'nostalgia,'" he told me.

The theory, a big influence on the style of policing that evolved under Mr. Giuliani, holds in part that crime and low-level civic disorder are very closely linked.

"In many ways the health of this industry and the health of our society are very closely linked," Mr. Patrick said at an international biotechnology convention here, where he announced the plan.

He added: "The Clegg family are very closely linked to the European project and to big corporate business and so in a sense the debate tonight becomes a clash of cultures.

"It's very closely linked to a worldview that they're doing higher work," she said.

Few people doubted that the brain and mind were very closely linked: if you question this, try stabbing your brain repeatedly with a kitchen knife, and see what happens to your consciousness.

In making the introduction here, Mark Reuss, G.M. North America president, said, "With the SS, Chevrolet is delivering a true rear-wheel-drive Nascar racecar that is very closely linked to the performance sedan that will be available for sale".

Then there is the fact that the Asian market is very closely linked with United – a football club that any major businessman in that part of the world, such as someone like Vincent Tan, Cardiff's owner, would want to be associated with in some way.

An analysis of migrant entrepreneurship should therefore be very closely linked to the specific territorial context.