Sentence examples for better links to from inspiring English sources
And that's what's good that's come out of it – we have better links to them".
Many people had better links to New York, in terms of family who had emigrated, than to Dublin".
And we are planning to increase the number of humanitarian advisers in Irbil to provide better links to the situation on the ground".
But Heathrow expansion could boost the wider UK economy by £211bn – partly predicated on better links to other parts of the UK.
Since World War II, however, it has made sense for both states to allow shipping terminals to move to New Jersey, where there are better links to the continental United States and more room for container operations.
Yet with jobs at Stratford on the doorstep and with much better links to the rest of London, the park could provide the sort of housing and jobs east London needs.
Measured in current dollars, it gives a better link to taxation revenue than real GDP.
Meteorological agencies have improved their warning systems over the past decade and are better linked to local radio stations.
The Guardian is taking steps to make these more relevant to individuals and better linked to business performance and undertaking training to help improve completion rates.
UPDATE: Matt Smith writes to provide a better link to the video of his Etape 2007 ride, so I've replaced that above.
The payouts sparked a backlash from unions, who regard them as evidence that David Cameron's government should take steps to ensure top pay is better linked to performance.
