Sentence examples for indeed linked to from inspiring English sources

First, whatever it is, it is not Europe-wide, nor indeed linked to the euro.

The plague of roadworks is indeed linked to the seasons, in this case the end of the financial year.

If it turns out that the latest killings were indeed linked to the Zetas or their rivals, it could mean that people-trafficking is the latest business opportunity for the heavily-armed gangs.

Its decision to hit Syria was deliberately provocative, though whether it was wrong will depend on whether the bombed camp was indeed linked to the terrorist group behind the Haifa atrocity.

Assuming, as is likely, that they are indeed linked to or are members of Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda network, they scored another success when the new Socialist prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, said he would withdraw Spain's 1,300 troops from Iraq.

Their surface reactivity is indeed linked to the presence of a metastable hydrated layer on the surface of the nanocrystals.

We found that both scaffolds were indeed strongly linked to scaffold641 on CHI4 so that both can be placed on the goat genome confidently.

He acknowledged that the 1995 Resolution indeed was linked to the peace process, but he said this link cannot be abused.

In 2013, a study from Tilburg University found that BDSM was indeed not linked to mental disorder: kinksters appeared well adjusted and even reported higher average wellbeing than non-practitioners.

The moves toward codification were, indeed, originally linked to a desire to give the languages international importance, and language teaching, in the Romance ethos, is indissolubly linked to the diffusion of cultural and moral values.

But it nevertheless promises to be nothing less than the Domesday Book of the management age.The economists conclude that good management is indeed tightly linked to improved corporate performance, measured in terms of productivity, profitability, growth and survival.