Sentence examples for be linked with more from inspiring English sources

They found humidity to be linked with more severe epidemics as it "fosters the dissemination of the bacteria," (Committee on Atmosphere and Man, 1923).

We now know that it is associated with other health problems such as asthma and eczema, and that it seems to also be linked with more serious autoimmune problems, such as inflammatory bowel disease.

It is possible that higher parental educational attainment may also be linked with more progressive attitudes and expectations about dating, on the part of parents.

Therefore, the presence of dog faeces has associations and implications that can be linked with more subjective responses.

Further, there was no statistical support for the idea that when press releases do successfully generate news, exaggeration would be linked with more associated news stories.

Many of our informants spoke about the need for community groups and networks to be linked with more resourceful organisations, enabling them to more effectively respond to HIV.

Personal attributes of carers like tolerance, persistence, flexibility and kindness are linked with more stable placements.

A positive NAO is linked with more windstorms, and mild and wet winters in Europe.

In addition, higher levels of indignation were linked with more reported swipes at the chief executive when they were talking with reporters.

So if avoiding or lashing out at your boss is linked with more bad behavior and if compassion and assistance do little to help what should employees do to deal with their very own Bill Lumbergh or Montgomery Burns?

Dempsey has been linked with more elite English teams like Arsenal and Liverpool, and the lure of playing for a much bigger club — and the potential to appear in the Champions League — could prove irresistible.