Sentence examples for as being tied from inspiring English sources

It is an event he describes as being tied like an "umbilical chord" to his network.

"He is the non-Washington insider candidate, but he will be seen as being tied to special interests, and that will hurt him".

Bob Denham, a bank spokesman, says that "most employees don't equate our values as being tied to John's objectivist philosophy," adding that "they just think of them as practical values, which they are".

"The indignados were protesting against institutions like journalism, too," Mr. Barrera said, referring to the youth-led protests, fueled by social media, that began in May 2011 in Madrid and other cities. "They saw the mainstream media as being tied in with the politicians and the banks".

"They see their ability to compete in today's marketplace, to approach new markets and to make money as being tied to diversity," said Caroline Simard, vice president of research at the Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology, which this year named I.B.M. the top company for technical women.

The pro-Israeli lobbyist who described the administration as being tied in a knot, said, "they need the Arab states to help with any transition" but the Arab leaders "don't want to be the ones who say that Arafat has to go".

Couldn't it just as well be tied to pork bellies?

Cabbage has remained linked to hard labor as certainly as it is tied to fear.

As long as something is tied to a date, Sunrise is able to display this information.

If this isn't possible ask the horse to straighten out as soon as he is tied.

Happiness here is perceived as an obesogenic factor as it is tied to comfort eating and weight gain.