Sentence examples for heavily linked to from inspiring English sources

From its beginnings as a market town heavily linked to the wool trade, Wolverhampton embraced the industrial revolution.

His subsequent exclusion from the 1989 Lions tour to Australia was heavily linked to his actions post-match.

"It's heavily linked to my depression," the woman explains, and describes an unhappy marriage and her husband's mental-health problems.

There are two Types of diabetes and Type 2, which is heavily linked to obesity and unhealthy lifestyles, is the one causing the figures to spiral.

Large investor advisory groups had called for votes against the pay policy because bonuses were heavily linked to targets that could be hit in a single year.

Wilson Palacios has undergone a medical at Stoke City ahead of his proposed transfer there, while Peter Crouch has also been heavily linked to the Potteries club.

The president heavily linked immigration to crime in his #SOTU.

Gareth Bale and Cristiano Ronaldo continue to be heavily linked with moves to Manchester United, with both players understood to be open to leaving Real Madrid at the end of the season.

The most serious problems have been at Germany's Landesbanks, regional lenders that speculated heavily in securities linked to the flailing American housing market.

IKB, based in Düsseldorf, speculated heavily in securities linked to the crisis-ridden mortgage market, to an extent that far outstripped the bank's capacity for surviving significant market disruptions.

On the flip side, the Penguins, Blackhawks and Kings are all tight, and the Maple Leafs have less space than people think given how heavily they were linked to Stamkos.