Sentence examples for be linked to bad from inspiring English sources

Good bills can be linked to bad ones, all of which are being tied into a huge legislative knot.

Some of the slowdown in growth was linked to bad weather in early 2011 and an 11.7 percent decline in defense spending.

Using unusually vehement language for a German president, Mr. Rau said last week that "eugenics, euthanasia and selection are labels which are linked to bad memories in Germany".

— usually an indicator of good cardiovascular health and the envy of distance runners and endurance athletes — was linked to bad behavior.

Musculoskeletal problems reported by school children using computers have often been linked to bad posture.

Plans are outlined to work with the drinks industry on "changing the drinking culture, from one of excess to one of responsibility; and from one where alcohol is linked to bad behaviour to one where it is linked to positive 'socialising'".

Poverty is linked to bad health outcomes one of which is aerobic fitness".

And, for self-explanatory reasons, sleep deprivation is linked to bad moods and, in more serious cases, depression.

Many sanitation problems, including disease outbreaks and chronic poor health, are linked to bad or non-existent city planning and overcrowding.

The first was linked to bad personal experiences of dental treatment, often related to treatments received in childhood.

The expression of αvβ3 integrins has been linked to bad prognosis for breast cancer and melanoma patients, but the relation to ovarian tumours needs further clarification [ 27, 28].