Sentence examples for because of its link from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was already disgusting because of its link to bodily functions, and then we plucked it out of the pile and ran with it.

Since then, most ecologists, biological control practitioners and regulators tend to focus on specificity not primarily because of its link to effectiveness but because it lessens the possible ecological risks associated with the introduction of natural enemies, often non-native, in the environment.

Although it has attracted a lot of attention because of its link with tumor inflammation and heart diseases, its regulation is still not fully understood.

Dyspnea may be considered a potential marker of disease progression in COPD because of its link with lung function, the manner in which it changes over time, its utility in predicting mortality, and its responsiveness to therapy.

RanBP2 was initially described as a regulator of nucleocytoplasmic transport because of its link with the small G protein, Ran, and because it possesses docking motifs for nuclear transport receptors.

McKinsey, as well as other consultants, has lost credibility lately because of its link to Enron.

The authorities disliked it because of its links to slave culture, and were concerned that it was also being used in a secular form by a political party campaigning for greater autonomy or independence from France.

Mr Berezovsky, himself an arch-enemy of the Kremlin, claimed that the rift between the two men was exaggerated, to allow Liberal Russia to win official approval as a party, which it had trouble getting because of its links with himself.

"I chose Oxford Brookes because of its links to the industry," says Burns. "It was the best decision I ever made".

The AAU became such a potent force because of its links with the International Olympic Committee IOCC).

Because of its links to his earlier work, "Heavenly Days" can play a convoluted game of catch up.