Sentence examples for finding a link from inspiring English sources

Many readers discover the Source simply by googling the word "immigrant" and finding a link to migrationinformation.org among the millions of citations.

Some are even more powerful: type 'sa' to switch to Safari - perfect for finding a link to then paste back into the app.

(Three years later, a team from the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences strengthened his conclusions, finding a link between a similar genetic variation and verbal and numeric creativity).

She said she hoped finding a link between cancer and toxic ground zero materials would save other families from financial difficulties.

One Goolsbee colleague contends that ours is a debt saga, finding a link between high consumer debt and areas of high unemployment.

In an interview broadcast Sunday night on the CBS News program "60 Minutes," Stephen Hadley, the president's deputy national security adviser, denied that anyone at the White House had tried to intimidate Mr. Clarke into finding a link between 9/11 and Iraq.

Even as a child, Khokhar sensed that finding a personal link between his family and the rising Bhutto dynasty might make all the difference.

But consider that back in 1981, in the era of Iron Maiden and Judas Priest, heavy-metal bands were all about finding a direct link to Satan himself.

Moreover, researchers have only recently made progress toward finding a genetic link (Science, 9 May, p. 905).

Nevertheless, success in finding a gene linked to any mental disorder would have a great impact.

After a while the director, Firenza Guidi, seems to give up on finding a way to link the acts into a seamless, coherent whole.