Sentence examples for equally linked from inspiring English sources

Many of our most threatened species depend on environmentally sensitive farming, and rural communities are equally linked to the farming activities that define the character and culture of the countryside.

But Charles, who grew up in Brooklyn and attended Brooklyn Technical High School, was equally linked to the bus drivers who sat in the church pews alongside the basketball players Saturday.

But the decision to replace Mr. Lightfoot's predecessor, Jim Vincent, a former NDT dancer and director of Hubbard Street Chicago, who had only directed NDT for two years, was probably equally linked to the sudden atmosphere of cultural crisis that hit the Netherlands last year when, as in many other European countries, the economy forced brutal budget cuts.

Tests of another highly reactive chemical whose action is normally suppressed by aspirin, urinary 11-dehydro-thromboxane B2, or UTXB, were equally linked to vein graft failure.

Combining leadership behaviors that encourage employee exploration and exploitation allow leaders to build an environment that welcome paradoxical thanking in which employees' exploration and exploitation are equally linked facets of their work role.

Rujumba and Kwiringira [ 51] and Westerhaus et al. [ 40] have equally linked the conflict in Northern Uganda to the growing phenomenon of prostitution reported in our study.

Finding a novel mechanism associated with a biochemical pathway can be equally important as linking genetic variants to disease susceptibility; however, the parallels may end when viewed from a social perspective.

Since the behaviour and response of these tumours to treatment is also equally disparate, linking these is a worthwhile, but not trivial, task.

The assumption of advantageous social position could equally well be linked to lower centrality, since we will focus on general trends.

Other authors employed graph-theoretical methods for resolving ties in case of multiple candidates that could equally likely be linked to the same object [ 15].

An equally important and linked concern was the lack of resources for placing children in a safe place and the fact that if children had to be placed away from home, an institution seemed to be the only choice.