Sentence examples for inevitable link from inspiring English sources

There is no inevitable link between funder and findings.

First, there is the inevitable link of energy dependency to global conflict.

The way Sané's carrying on, the inevitable link with Arsenal can only be a few minutes away.

"There is a very direct and inevitable link between the market and museum exhibitions," Mr. Cernuda said.

"We know what happened in the twenties and thirties," critical voices argued, referring to the seemingly inevitable link between speech and violence.

Ruffles and frills get a bad press – thanks no doubt to the inevitable link to loo roll hiding crinolines, Flamenco dancers and maroon silk taffeta bridesmaid dresses.

Hammond does not say why the economy will slow for the next three years but there will be inevitable links to the uncertainty caused by Brexit.

How long Mourinho spends in exile remains to be seen, with the 52-year-old's new-found availability leading to inevitable links with Manchester United who, barring a dramatic upturn in form over the next two games, are likely to be looking for a replacement for manager Louis van Gaal.

"When Premier League players speak out, the world listens," said Will Travers, president of the Born Free Foundation, whose wheeze to get players of African origin on board may or may not have been inspired by inevitable links between the success of the late Bobby Moore's famous 1960s exhortation for citizens everywhere to "look in at the local" and subsequent UK binge-drinking trends.

The inherent concern of the PVP system vis-à-vis farmers is not omnipresent within patent laws as such, as these statutes tend to remain abstract in their nature and are therefore not designed to solely apply to agrobiodiversity-reliant innovations as PVP legislation is, with its inevitable links to the loftier issues of food security or environmental protection.

Since seeing phenomena as empty does not violate the inevitable epistemic link with the understanding of phenomena as dependently arisen, and the converse also applies, so the unity between the two truths—understanding things both as empty and as dependently arisen is still sustained.