Sentence examples for but linked to from inspiring English sources

"It's programmed but linked to people watching," Mr. Liman said.

Nameless, but linked to loss: loss of Luiz, even, imminently, of Gregor.

Fatal incidents outside Xinjiang, but linked to the violence in the region, are rare.

Grants and bursaries matter, but linked to policies to encourage people to stay on after 16.

Another work, by Ed Atkins, was meant to feature high-definition video, but linked to a still.

"The Insider" did not acknowledge any wrongdoing but linked to Mr. Juzwiak's blog on its Web site.

The center's research fellows, tied to no one lab but linked to them all, will have the freedom to create new research projects that draw from many areas.

The obstacles preventing Latin American women from accessing contraception are neither legal nor religious, but linked to poverty and poor access to medical care.

Therefore, she said, the religiosity of the founders is not only established and rooted in a foundational document but linked to the Constitution.

In many countries and cultures being older is not about age, but linked to physical factors such as having white hair or due to sociocultural factors such as position within families or communities.

The draft concept for post-2014 Afghanistan envisions a presence of foreign forces operating out of a central headquarters in Kabul but linked to training bases in four sections of the country.