Sentence examples for broad link from inspiring English sources

As the broad link between small and medium-sized firm activity and key policy goals such as employment or economic growth has become generally accepted, the conversation has focused on a more nuanced understanding of the entrepreneurial engines of economic activity.

The aim of the study was to explore the broad link between performance entities expressed by TS and NTS, using the correlation between both.

While Republican members of the bipartisan commission suggested in the past that their investigation might support the White House by uncovering broad links between Mr. Hussein and the terrorist network, the full panel appeared to embrace the staff reports, suggesting that they would be used as the framework for chapters in the commission's final report next month.

Several of these studies have been able to draw broad links between markers of apoptosis, sarcopenia and mitochondrial function.

Although broad links between climatic factors and coccidioidomycosis have been established, the identification of simple and robust relationships linking climatic controls to seasonal timing and outbreaks of the disease has remained elusive.

Weimann argues that jihadist groups see the Internet not only as a way to reach followers and recruits, but as a broader link with mainstream Arab and Muslim populations.

A broader link between serotonin and mammalian female reproduction has already been established.

But until now the broader links between university education and women's fertility rates – and their consequences – had received little scrutiny.

But there were broader links: like the terrorists in Paris, the men in Verviers had joined jihadist groups and participated in the fighting in Syria before returning to Belgium.

Some Pakistani officials have suggested even broader links, alleging, for example, that Mr. Saqib, who is not known to be affiliated with any specific Islamic group, may have met Ahmed Omar Sheikh, the chief suspect in the kidnapping of Mr. Pearl, in Afghanistan, where both are believed to have been linked to the Taliban militia.

Noting that the merchant class failed to join the wave of protests that followed the disputed presidential election in 2009, Mr. Harris observes: The absence of bazaari activity during the Green Movement demonstrations of June and July 2009 indicates that broader links between the bazaar as a social entity and democratic social movements in Iran have not developed.