Sentence examples for been linked not only from inspiring English sources

Air pollution has been linked not only to lung disease, but cardiovascular disease, stroke and dementia.

Trafigura's own name has been linked not only with Ivory Coast's toxic waste, but also with worldwide accusations of bribery, smuggling or improper waste disposal.

This upsurge in mitochondria, in turn, has been linked not only to improvements in exercise endurance but to increased longevity in animals and reduced risk for obesity, diabetes and heart disease in people.

Some of those arrested over the past month in connection with the Mumcu case had also previously been linked, not only to Iran, but also to ultra-nationalist groups.

But you don't need sugary beverages (or the associated fries), which have been linked not only to Type 2 diabetes and increased obesity but also to cardiovascular diseases and decreased intake of valuable nutrients like calcium.

Higher motivation to learn has been linked not only to better academic performance, but to greater conceptual understanding, satisfaction with school, self-esteem, social adjustment, and to lower dropout rates (Usher and Kober 2012, p.3).

Lead poisoning is linked not only with learning difficulties, but also with violent crime.

Agra came to be linked not only to Burhanpur but also to Cambay, Surat, and Ahmedabad.

The two plays are linked not only by Argan, but also by enemas and a disco ball.

Marijuana was linked not only to poor Mexicans, but also to poor blacks and the new music they played: jazz.

The prosperity and welfare of Trieste are linked not only with Italy but with Yugoslavia and the countries of central Europe.