Sentence examples for became linked in a from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the entire financial system over the last two decades became linked in a potentially viral network of derivatives contracts that won't go away simply because traders decamp to a different neighborhood than depositors.
In 2002, Mr. Hoffman, formerly the chief operating officer of PayPal, formed a small team to work on what would become LinkedIn, a professional networking site.
The story of how Brown v. Board of Education and Zelman v. Simmons-Harris became linked in one evocative image is a reminder that in a major Supreme Court case, what happens in the courtroom is often just a piece of a larger effort to shape public opinion on issues that divide not only the justices, but all society.
It had been two years since they played on the same front line at Syracuse, but the four-time all-Americans became linked in school lacrosse lore.
Jazz grew beyond university intellectualism into another dimension of seriousness in the late 1950's, when it became linked in the public mind with the civil rights movement through recordings like Sonny Rollins' "Freedom Suite" and Charles Mingus's "Fables of Faubus".
Even before Detroit filed for bankruptcy, the fate of the art collection — one of the few city assets that is both highly valuable and easily portable — became linked in the public mind with the fate of pensioners.
Lincoln's sacrifice became linked, in my mind, to that of Jesus Christ.
Secularism became linked in the public imagination with the benefits of urban modernity and religion was relegated to an association with the poverty of the rural past.
Ideas, Locke observes, can become linked in the mind in such a way that having one idea immediately leads one to form another idea, even though the two ideas are not necessarily connected with each other.
