Sentence examples for because it is linked from inspiring English sources

Even academics who have studied horse breeding here find it hard to monitor its economic impact because it is linked to so many different rural businesses, and no one organization consolidates industrywide figures.

In such a setting, she wrote, "The past becomes dreamy because its symbols have all vanished, and the present too is dreamy because it is linked with no memories".

Neither sex is thought dominant in category fluency.Episodic memory matters because it is linked to emotion.

The Lib Dems may be more open to the new idea because it is linked to jobs, apprenticeships and education.

Bare or partially vegetated sand still is often perceived in a managerial sense as adverse because it is linked directly to erosion which carries a negative connotation.

It is similar because it is linked to al-Qaida, it wants to destroy our way of life, it believes in killing as many people as it can".

"I think the looting came about because it was linked to police," he said.

So even when earnings were not increasing, pensioners kept enjoying increases in their pension because it was linked to prices.

We operate primarily in North Jersey — it's a very strong market because it's linked to the Manhattan market.

Lotronex was taken off the market in November 2000, less than 10 months after it was approved, because it was linked to severe intestinal problems and several deaths.

Vioxx, the painkiller taken off the market in 2004 because it was linked to cardiovascular problems, was also made by Merck.