Sentence examples for increasingly linking from inspiring English sources

Americans are increasingly linking global warming to extreme weather events, the survey shows.

Traditional media companies are increasingly linking up with the online giants that have been stealing their customers and advertisers.

Violent gangs are increasingly linking up and going international, helped by the internet, immigration and America's deportation of criminals.

Scientific research published in the world's most prestigious journals is increasingly linking neonicotiniods, the world's most widely used insecticides, to severe harm to bee colonies.

Because insurers are increasingly linking payment to these guidelines, physicians must strictly follow the quality measures to be paid, regardless of the patient's specific situation.

Mariana Cordier, who grew up in the county and is a past president of the Maryland Hispanic Bar Association, said residents are increasingly linking crime to illegal immigration.

People are increasingly linked and mobile.

DNA microarrays ("gene chips") increasingly link changes in genetic expression to specific toxins, allowing earlier detection.

Poor air quality is also increasingly linked to impaired lung development in children.

As antiradical hysteria swept the United States, Flores Magón was increasingly linked to domestic radicals.

The two are increasingly linked, and in more complex ways than in the past.