Sentence examples for have a missing link from inspiring English sources
"We don't have a missing link in our offense now," said Brown, who signed a four-year, $3.6 million contract last week.
Astronomers have discovered a "missing link" that could explain the formation of the bizarre celestial beacons called millisecond radio pulsars.
The earliest documented sighting of the shroud is from 1353, but last week a historian claimed in the Vatican's newspaper that she had found a "missing link" in the Holy See's Secret Archives proving the Knights Templar had safeguarded it during the 13th century.
"My first thought was that they've found a missing link without us even realizing there was one," she says.
Metabolomics — the study of metabolites — has been called a missing link that connects the microbiome with human health.
In fact, it turned out to be an exact match for the tail on a fossil called Archaeoraptor, which National Geographic magazine had trumpeted as a "missing link" between birds and dinosaurs.
A team of Russian and American scientists has discovered a new element that has long stood as a missing link among the heaviest bits of atomic matter ever produced.
"They're the action heroes of biology". To get the yeast assembly line going, the Stanford team had to fill in a missing link in the basic science of plant-based medicines.
The team that brought Ida to light, led by the Norwegian paleontologist Jörn Hurum, has been touting Ida as a "missing link" between human predecessors and other early primates.
He also had an opportunity: he would have known that researchers were looking for a "missing link" between apes and humans.
