Sentence examples for firmly links from inspiring English sources
A strong expository scene that firmly links Tony with his group of diverse friends would be helpful.
With hauteur worthy of a Noh actor and a Mexican grandee, Mr. Morimura firmly links the two cultures' sense of pomp, surface and self-control.
"Landmark" study firmly links sophisticated artifacts from France to our extinct cousins.
February's IPCC report on the physical science of climate (ScienceNOW, 2 February) firmly links most of the recent warming of the world to human activity.
"This abrupt extinction of marine life we can clearly see in the fossil record firmly links giant volcanic eruptions with global environmental catastrophe," Paul Wignall, a professor of paleontology at the University of Leeds and lead author on the study, said in a statement.
An increasing amount of evidence accumulated during the past few years firmly links miRNAs to numerous diseases [ 8, 47- 49].
Gardening is firmly linked with the new poisons.
Clearly, regulation and employment have become firmly linked in contemporary public discourse.
Nothing else appears to be so firmly linked in their minds to disease.
The fax, which does, has not been firmly linked to him.
Firmly linked with more classical research techniques, this non-destructive technique offers an extra dimension to the cultural heritage research.
