Sentence examples for certainly link from inspiring English sources

And, most certainly, Link Wray, who invented heavy metal guitar.

Republicans and Democrats will almost certainly link the renewal of jobless benefits to an extension of the high-end Bush-era tax cuts.

Jon can certainly link the play; he has presence and experience at this level.

For Dr Warren, the trend is "almost certainly" linked to rising temperatures.

"You name the brain area, and the prefrontal cortex is almost certainly linked to it," he said.

"We have one of the highest rates of teenage pregnancy in the country in Blackpool and this kind of behaviour is certainly linked to teenage pregnancy.

This fear and love of forests, encompassing both good and evil, almost certainly linked to the Sturm und Drang movement of early Romanticism, suggests a paradoxical influence in the German consciousness.

Last year his wife, Yaraí Reyes Marín, reported that he also has anaemia, which is almost certainly linked to his repeated bouts of nausea, a general state of fatigue, tachycardia and the shortage of food.

Yvette Doré, the Socialist mayor of the neighbouring area of Hillion, told Le Monde she was "under no illusion" and that the boars' death was "very certainly" linked to toxic gas from the green algae.

While the BBC certainly never made similar claims for The Wright Way – executives seemed to have quickly realised the writer had failed to create another Blackadder – the experimental way Kay's series is being released is almost certainly linked to the increasing influence that the audience has via Twitter, where Elton faced a rough reception.

But that is unlikely to account for all of the lingering productivity gap, which is almost certainly linked to Britain's poor educational record.What is more, the transformation that started sweeping through French and German boardrooms in the past couple of years is going to make them harder to catch.