Sentence examples for historically linked with from inspiring English sources

Yet only one is historically linked with Fat Boy hamburgers.

Actively excluding foreigners from any ethical consideration or actively targeting foreigners for mistreatment goes one step beyond focusing one's service and concern on compatriots, and in fact, the targeting of 'barbarians' is historically linked with the rise of panhellenism and not with the more narrow emphasis on the polis.

Other foods that have been historically linked with Listeria outbreaks include raw milk, unpasteurized soft cheeses and deli meats, Chapman said.

For instance, STAT4 and STAT6 are historically linked with Th1 and Th2 development, respectively, while more recently STAT3 has been linked with the development of Th17 cells and STAT5 with regulatory T cells 44.

However, we believe that our concepts of spatially acquired stigma, spatial marginalisation and negative symbolic capital are contextually transferable and would be applicable in other jurisdictions where the development of HIV-related services is historically linked with that of gay activism and the symbolic appeal of helping women living with HIV.

Countries with a strong Chinese diaspora typically experience a boom in "dragon" babies, as the creature is associated with might, intelligence and is historically linked to emperors.

Mr. Cuomo, like Mr. Pataki in his first term as governor, joined forces with Senate Republicans to cut programs and services that were historically linked to his party's base, though he restored some spending in negotiations with Assembly Democrats.

The former church known as De Nieuwe Kerk has built a reputation over the last couple of decades with exhibitions tailored around specific countries, often thematically or historically linked back to the Netherlands.

Elsewhere in The Country and the City, Williams links the agricultural and infrastructural aspects of "improvement" or "cultivation" more explicitly with their social, cultural, or moral aspects, "which were historically linked but in practice so often contradictory" (115).

All these disputes are a byproduct, or at least historically linked, to Japan's brutal 20th-century military expansion across Asia, which ended with World War II.

Male gender has been historically linked to increased TB incidence [ 30] but in our study was associated with TB incidence only in the first three months post ART initiation.