Sentence examples for connected to rising from inspiring English sources
The program was largely abandoned after it ended up being connected to rising rates of narcissism.
She disputes the city's assertion that soda consumption is directly connected to rising obesity rates.
But they appear to be connected to rising prosperity in Vietnam, the exhaustion of illegal stocks held by Chinese doctors and, possibly, speculative investment in a scarce and tangible asset during the financial crisis.
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The following day, E.W. Jackson, a conservative pundit and Christian minister, appeared on "Fox & Friends" and suggested the shooting was connected to "a rising hostility against Christians across this country because of our Biblical views".
The rise is thought to be connected to a rise in homelessness in the city.
San Diego, CA, June 9 , 2009– While back pain, blurred vision and mouse-related injuries are now well-documented hazards of long-term computer use, the number of acute injuries connected to computers is rising rapidly.
The incremental redevelopment of Tokyo was thus intricately connected to the rise of its middle class.
Many professional traders and money managers view the new volatility as an ominous sign, directly connected to the rise in day trading.
It came back, but I think that's more closely connected to the rise of Asian and Middle Eastern cities in the world economy — think Dubai, Shanghai, Taipei, etc. — than anything else.
The economic growth and the economic distributions will be quite important for the future of individualization which has been and will be connected to the rise and the prosperity of the middle class.
