Sentence examples for been linked with some from inspiring English sources
Refined carbohydrates in pizza have actually been linked with some cancers.
"My name has been linked with some interested clubs and that's flattering.
In each of these cases, at least one of the perpetrators was from what the French call minorités visibles, or "visible minorities", which typically refers to those of north African or west African descent; in most cases, the perpetrators have been linked with some form of extremist Islam.
Some Baggies fans might feel Mel was the cheap option, having been linked with some more well-known coaches, namely Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Malky Mackay; but his record at Betis against the backdrop of financial ruin, makes the Spaniard fully deserving of this chance.
The Cardiff-born star has been linked with some of the biggest clubs in Europe, including Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona.
It has since been linked with some 165 cases of human illness and 8 deaths going back as far as the late 1990s, and many more deaths and illnesses among wild and domesticated animals.
Rahman was linked with some of al-Qaeda's boldest operations, including the December 2009 bombing of a CIA compound in Khost, Afghanistan, that left seven agency employees dead.
After a season in which he's scored 17 league goals, as well as making seven assists, those preconceptions have changed and he is now being linked with some of the biggest clubs in the country.
In each case the persecuted were linked with some external enemy and blamed for the state's troubles, and thereby public opinion was aroused against them and their fate at the hands of the military and police was condoned.
In each case the persecuted were linked with some external enemy and blamed for the state's troubles, and thereby public opinion was aroused against them and their fate at the hands of the military and the police was condoned.
Mr. Kunstler, who died in 1995 at the age of 76, is linked with some of the most memorable chapters of late 20th-century American history, events whose shorthand labels — the Chicago Seven, Attica, Wounded Knee — offer a capsule history of a turbulent time.
