Sentence examples for cites a link from inspiring English sources

In his own note, he cites a link with the 10 year bund yield - when the yield declines, so does the Baltic dry.

Asked how she got involved with the fair, she cites a link to Leifheit.

The Lonely Society, a 2010 report commissioned by The Mental Health Foundation, cited a link between our "individualistic society" and the increase in common mental health disorders in the last 50 years.

The Sporting News also questioned his age, citing a link on the FIBA Web site to a club tournament in Africa two years earlier.

He cited a link between "The Untouchables," which ran from 1959 to 1963, and last year's short-lived police drama "The Chicago Code".

In a statement confirming his death, Obama cited a link to the failed Christmas 2009 bombing of an airliner heading for Detroit and a bid to post bombs to synagogues in Chicago on cargo planes last year.

The more sources that cite a link, the larger the story appears on splurb.

Officials at Atrisco Heritage Academy, a public high school, have instructed students that the religious items should not be visible at school, citing a link to gang activity.

In countering the McCain attacks, the Obama campaign also cited a tangential link between Mr. McCain and Mr. Khalidi.

Like the Obama administration, the committee cited a close link between carbon dioxide emissions and economic health, but in the opposite direction.

And the elites in the most closed economies take as large a share of national income as those in the freest.The authors note that, beyond making people richer, economic freedoms also make them politically freer, citing a strong link between economic freedoms and democracy.