Sentence examples for controversial link from inspiring English sources

Now researchers are exploring a somewhat controversial link between minor, or subclinical, thyroid problems and some patients' psychiatric difficulties.

That is also when work on the most ambitious and controversial link, the upstream one across the fragile Himalayan plateau, is due to begin.

The party's controversial link with Lord Ashcroft (its very rich but definitely not posh vice-chairman), and the unfortunate case of Zac Goldsmith (a parliamentary candidate who turned out to have been non-domiciled in Britain for tax purposes) have boosted this attack.But there are problems with this theme too.

The present research explored the controversial link between global self-esteem and externalizing problems such as aggression, antisocial behavior, and delinquency.

The controversial link from London to Birmingham is projected to be completed by 2026, with the extension to Manchester ready by 2033.

And he probed controversial links between those militants and Pakistan's military.

The results highlight the fisheries' reliance on seagrass meadows and the controversial links with shellfisheries.

Chinese surfers could still access the old google.com; it would produce uncensored search results, though controversial links would still lead to dead ends, and the site would be slowed down and occasionally blocked entirely by the firewall.

Mendoza, an undocumented migrant from Mexico, has led hundreds of his fellow detainees in a series of hunger strikes that have triggered a similar protest at a centre in Texas and drawn attention to one of the most controversial links in the deportation chain.

But Haqqani's personal view of the murky and controversial links between the military and Islamists, both in Pakistan and neighbouring Afghanistan, made him an object of suspicion if not hostility for senior spooks in the Inter-Services ISIelligence agency (ISI), the principal spy agency, and army officers involved in Pakistan's endless covert double game with Taliban groups.

But Lembit and his Iranian employers are now parting ways because, I'm told, he's keen to sever any potentially "controversial links", so as to boost his chances of snatching the Lib Dem London mayoral nomination from the party leadership's inevitable "Anyone-But-Lembit" candidate.