Sentence examples for became more closely linked from inspiring English sources

It was only after the 1745 rebellion that Cumberland became more closely linked to the rest of England.

In the 15th century, with the development of overseas trades, the autonomous guilds became more closely linked to the royal provincial governments and councils.

During the 19th century the cantons of Switzerland became more closely linked and, following adoption of the 1848 constitution, a square red flag with a white cross was officially recognized for the army.

The two economies have since become more closely linked.

They say Hong Kong's momentum has declined as its economy has become more closely linked to China's.

Shares and commodities are both plays on global growth.Commodities have certainly become more closely linked to each other.

Indeed, by mapping the empirical terrain through the British Social Attitudes Survey (BSA) and British Election Studies (BES), Evans (2006, p. 173) forcefully argues that 'there is no evidence that negative attitudes toward minority rights provision have become more closely linked to the rejection of welfare'.

"The two become more closely linked as this demographic transition gets closer," Wilson said.

As the membership of the TRN grows and attracts more members that are less experienced, more junior and not currently engaged in translational research, expert status may become more closely linked with key player status.

The idea that genes are not randomly distributed throughout the genome can be traced back to R.A. Fisher [ 21], who showed that interacting genes tend to become more closely linked.

S4C recently advertised for a replacement chief executive, causing concern, because the role is bound to change as the broadcaster becomes far more closely linked to the BBC in Wales.