Sentence examples for has always been closely linked from inspiring English sources

Historically, urbanisation has always been closely linked to economic development.

As for Björk, her inspiration has always been closely linked to her surroundings.

Introducing one number in his world-weary way, he said that music "has always been closely linked to destiny and personal tragedy".

The idea of garden cities, or new towns, has always been closely linked to that of the green belt, with both sharing the belief that it is good for people to live near nature.

In Europe, the head of the new central bank, Wim Duisenberg, is facing the first big test of his institution's ability to weather the economic and political strains inherent in establishing a transnational institution to perform a function that has always been closely linked to national sovereignty.

On top of one of hip-hop's most recognisable hooks – a loose interpolation of Slave's Watching You – Snoop's lyrics tackled a number of social issues, among them street gangs, something of which Snoop Dogg has always been closely linked, having controversially associated himself with one of California's biggest gangs, the Crips.

Advertising and publishing have always been closely linked, and mostly to good effect.

Professor Kiguradze's scientific carrier has always been closely related to the I. Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University and Georgian National Academy of Sciences.

Popular calypso in Dominica has always been closely associated with steelpan music.

Soils and climate have always been closely related.

A chorus of voices immediately responded: "Intention!" Dance and drama have always been closely related.