Sentence examples for has become closely linked from inspiring English sources

The hype: Good heart health has become closely linked to the use of healthy fats, particularly fish oil.

Certainly, since the 13th century, that landscape has become closely linked with Russian spirituality and national identity.

In the last few years, Mr. Weinstein's public identity had become closely linked to Talk magazine.

Several huge business lobbies, like the Business Roundtable, have become closely linked to Mr. Bush's plans for Social Security and have assembled coalitions to promote the proposals across the country.

The dispute threatens to set back Mr. Cameron's signature accomplishment as prime minister — detoxifying a political brand that in the post-Thatcher years had become closely linked with policies that favored the better-off.

OK - but be warned, the two have become closely linked.

Ms. Robinson has become closely identified with the show's catch phrase: "You are the weakest link," which she delivers, usually accompanied by a curt "goodbye" as the contestants are eliminated.

Research and innovation policies will become closely linked to foreign security, economic and trade policies.

Once a set of targeted attributes had been specified, parameter tuning and SMS validation became closely linked.

These revolutions were bloody at first, and so for some, liberal became closely linked with radical.

Democratic Western Europe became closely linked to North America and Africa, while Eastern Europe was largely isolated from global trade and suffered economically under communism.