Sentence examples for be linked to more from inspiring English sources

"Why does it have to be linked to more work for trial lawyers?" he asked.

But, Ms. Fought added, "maybe in some ways the lack of specificity may be linked to more staying power".

She explained that bullying can therefore interfere with performance at school and work, in relationships and can be linked to "more severe health outcomes".

PISA 2012 shows that fair resourcing is related to the success of the entire school system: High student performance tends to be linked to more equitably resource allocation between advantaged and disadvantaged schools.

As the article noted, the study suggested that global fallout might eventually be linked to more than 11,000 cancer deaths in the United States, not "up to" 11,000 deaths.

It is not certain why obesity should be linked to more aggressive types of prostate cancer, but the researchers suggest that substances stored in body fat may promote tumor growth.

It has been linked to more than 100 deaths.

Baycol was withdrawn in August 2001 after it was linked to more than 50 deaths worldwide.

In the U.S., the Shower Posse was linked to more than a thousand murders.

Over the past 30 years quinine has been linked to more than 200 deaths.

Now Mr Anwar has been linked to more hanky-panky, this time with a woman.