Sentence examples for because of the link between from inspiring English sources

The anti-prostitution movement has received significant support because of the link between prostitution and human trafficking.

We cannot wait another three years before addressing these problems, not least because of the link between poor housing and racial tension in some of these cities.

Many Russians take jobs for which they are overqualified, according to the economists, partly because of the link between work and residence.

"I believe one reason that commercial beekeepers are experiencing the most severe Colony Collapse Disorder is because of the link between high-fructose corn syrup and neonicotinoids," said the lead author of the study, Chensheng Lu, a professor at Harvard.

In 2015, the M5S proposed a law against vaccinations because of "the link between vaccinations and specific illnesses such as leukaemia, poisoning, inflammation, immunodepression, inheritable genetic mutations, cancer, autism and allergies".

Because of the link between CKD and higher death risks, people who start to experience kidney problems should take all necessary steps to make lifestyle changes and follow recommended treatment plans.

Because evidence of the link between hormone replacement therapy and breast cancer made me skittish, I opted for S.S.R.I.'s taken the week immediately preceding my period.

Because analysis of the link between terminus and velocity fluctuations is limited by the sparsity of our velocity measurements, we chose not to add Landsat-derived measurements for other glaciers.

Streeter, who is standing against two candidates proposed by Galloway in this month's byelection, said there was a conflict of interest because of the links between property developers and councillors such as Galloway and Michael Bear, whose one-year tenure as London's lord mayor ended this month.

The final installment, which Mr. Zinman led at Avery Fisher Hall on Thursday evening, was particularly inviting, not least because of the links between Karl Amadeus Hartmann's "Concerto Funèbre," which shared the first half with Beethoven's Symphony No. 1, and Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony, which closed the program.

Homs is about 12 miles (19 kilometers) northeast of the frontier with Lebanon, and cross-border smuggling has been key to the city's survival and to arming the rebels because of the links between Sunnis in northern Lebanon and the Sunni majority in Homs.