Sentence examples for discovered links from inspiring English sources
Soon after the seizure, United States investigators told other American officials that they had discovered links between the drug shipment and a bodyguard believed to be an intermediary for Ahmed Wali Karzai, according to a participant in the briefing.
Miller's team discovered links between Kadir and Mohsen Rabbani, an Iranian diplomat believed to be the mastermind of the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
In 1913, it was bought by Sara Straus Hess of the Straus family that owned Macy's, and her husband, Dr. Alfred F. Hess, a physician who discovered links between light and vitamin D. But in 1979, which was the most recent sale of the building, "elegant" would not have been the first adjective to spring to mind.
An article on March 26 about arrests in the Brussels terrorist bombings and reports of newly discovered links between the Paris and Brussels massacres misspelled, at two points and in some editions, the surname of Belgium's justice minister, who spoke at a parliamentary hearing.
The outcome of this experiment strengthened the discovered links between the semantic structures and their perceived timbral qualities.
But, after the archbishop's comments were widely reported, Financial Times journalists looked into the Church's own investments and discovered links with Wonga.
Scientists hope the newly discovered link between the two diseases will speed development of new treatments.
The newly discovered link has enabled scientists to genetically engineer mice with many symptoms of the human disorder.
Scientists at seven UK universities are to set up a research consortium aimed at exploiting a newly discovered link between immune disorders and mental illness.
I could have gone further and added to the search the addresses I'd discovered linked to his old internet businesses.
A bridge of gas more than 20 times bigger than the Milky Way has been discovered linking distant galaxies, possibly after a catastrophic collision or near miss.
