Sentence examples for be linked not only from inspiring English sources

Agra came to be linked not only to Burhanpur but also to Cambay, Surat, and Ahmedabad.

It appears that the two cases will be linked not only by the borough in which they occurred but also by a conspicuous failure of several public bodies to communicate with each other and/or of individuals to take action.

Phases as widely separated as the Olmec of Veracruz and the Cupisnique of coastal Peru appear to be linked not only in time and patterns of basic subsistence but in specific ritual practices involving a jaguar or feline deity.

Its positive effect seems to be linked not only to the prolonged efficacy and therefore to the benefits of epidural analgesia, but overall to a rapid post-operative patient mobilization, with a reduction of VTE risk [63].

Organizing a database of user-contributed environmental sound recordings allows sound files to be linked not only by the semantic tags and labels applied to them, but also to other sounds with similar acoustic characteristics.

In this scenario, the earlier onset of rapid erosion in the Western Greater Himalaya would be linked not only to uplift of the range caused by slab breakoff, but by a synchronous intensification of summer monsoon rains in that region driven by the increased height of the topographic barrier (Webb et al. 2017).

Lead poisoning is linked not only with learning difficulties, but also with violent crime.

Air pollution has been linked not only to lung disease, but cardiovascular disease, stroke and dementia.

The two plays are linked not only by Argan, but also by enemas and a disco ball.

Marijuana was linked not only to poor Mexicans, but also to poor blacks and the new music they played: jazz.

The prosperity and welfare of Trieste are linked not only with Italy but with Yugoslavia and the countries of central Europe.