Sentence examples for become closely linked with from inspiring English sources

Certainly, since the 13th century, that landscape has become closely linked with Russian spirituality and national identity.

The dispute threatens to set back Mr. Cameron's signature accomplishment as prime minister — detoxifying a political brand that in the post-Thatcher years had become closely linked with policies that favored the better-off.

A new computer-related development in industrial engineering was computer-aided manufacturing that became closely linked with computer-aided design (CAD/CAM).

The city's traditional textile manufactures became closely linked with whaling in the 19th century after the discovery that jute fibre, when mixed with whale oil, could be woven into sacking for bags and carpet backing.

In the years since, the tiny village's identity became closely linked with the fast-food chain as McDonald's forged a brand that spread across postwar suburbia one Happy Meal at a time.

These revolutions were bloody at first, and so for some, liberal became closely linked with radical.

Coral Lansbury wrote that the fight for women's suffrage became closely linked with the anti-vivisection movement.

On the other side, hardcore punk, Oi!, and anarcho-punk bands became closely linked with underground cultures and spun off an array of subgenres.

This evolved into the Muzaffar dynasty, a joint Somali-Arab federation of rulers, and Mogadishu became closely linked with the powerful Somali Ajuran Sultanate.

In the Northern Celestial Masters, Laozi became closely linked with the Buddha, who was claimed to be a student of Laozi.

Ironically, if these buildings began as a creative rebellion against Stalin's status quo, they would soon become closely linked — both temporally and ideologically — with the totalitarian rule and economic shortages of Communism.