Sentence examples for experts linked from inspiring English sources

Some geologists and other experts linked the earthquake to a shifting of the Apennine Mountains.

Beyond that, ballistics testing conducted by defense experts linked a gun recovered from another man to the one used in the shooting, Mr. Moran said.

Mr. Shea's testimony came on a day when forensic experts linked most of the fingerprints and DNA found on objects seized from the Caprice to Mr. Malvo.

A Tampa socialite suffocated by debt, whose twin sister is battling custody, and crisis-management experts linked to Monica Lewinsky, John Edwards and the ABC show Scandal.

The painting, which experts link to the artist's preoccupation with the civil strife in Spain, sold for $11.7 million at Christie's in 2004.

Without witnesses or forensic experts linking the killings directly to Dr. Ivins, the Justice Department's public case against him relies largely on "opportunity evidence," said Robert J. Cleary, the lead prosecutor a decade ago in the Unabomber attacks.

That compared with levels around $435 at the start of the year, with many experts linking bitcoin's rise with the steady depreciation of the Chinese yuan, which has slid almost 7% in 2016.

The experts link the slowdown to the Nasdaq plunge that began on April 14, and to the Federal Reserve's half-point interest rate increase in May, "the one that really had the impact," said Marilyn Harra Kaye, president of Prudential/ MLBKaye Realty.

The political turbulence always seems to intensify when there is momentum toward actions to limit smokestack and tailpipe releases of carbon dioxide, the main heat-trapping greenhouse gas, which most experts link to rising temperatures.

WASHINGTON — The arrest in Yemen of a New Jersey man accused of joining Al Qaeda is the latest in an alarming string of cases involving radicalized American Muslims, a trend some experts link to the duration of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 REstatetate Prices Level Off in Manhattan Several yardsticks indicate that Manhattan real estate prices appear to be flattening, which experts link to the technology-heavy Nasdaq stock market's decline that began in April, and to the half-percentage-point interest rate increase in May.