Sentence examples for has become linked with from inspiring English sources
In recent weeks, the Medicus clinic case has become linked with the much more explosive organ-trafficking case.
They also expand the basis on which potential users such as students can choose – a point that has become linked with advocacy of competition between organisations.
The case, like others involving Americans who have been held in Iran, has become linked with the sour diplomatic relations between the countries.
The two couples posed for photographs before entering the White House, Mrs Bush in dark brown and Mrs Obama wearing the scarlet-red hue that has become linked with Republicans.
Although Geert Wilders, the Dutch political leader best known for animosity toward Muslims, had nothing to do with framing the law, his name has become linked with it among immigrants.
It's easy to imagine why helping others has become linked with reward pathways in the brain: a tendency to pitch in to ensure the survival of members of the group (and we're often more motivated to give to those we identify closely with) has obvious evolutionary advantages.
Then, this week, he began receiving phone calls from journalists around the world, informing him that his badge had become linked with the massacre.
His poor economic record has become linked in the public mind with what is seen as a bellicose attitude on arms control.
It has become linked in some investors' minds with Enron and Global Crossing, which recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, because it borrowed heavily and entered into a number of off-balance-sheet deals to assemble an advanced network for delivering Internet and high-speed data services.
The Malibu has become linked in people's minds with rental car fleets.
