Sentence examples for inevitably linked to from inspiring English sources

Google News has inevitably linked to the customers of the agencies instead.

People's knee-jerk, or considered, views of art, therefore, are inevitably linked to broad cultural prejudices.

The narrative themes of song lyrics are inevitably linked to industry.

Others, however, point to a recent US court ruling that said yoga was not inevitably linked to faith.

"So we shouldn't get too fixated on the idea that bad politics – and China certainly has that in droves – is inevitably linked to stagnation.

Whereas haute couture today is inevitably linked to brand building and aimed toward producing dresses for a privileged few, for Mr. Lacroix, the stage has a wider purpose.

But one team will inevitably be linked to this new rule.

A study that the group commissioned said natural gas prices would inevitably remain linked to the price of oil.

Inevitably, Digg linked to the story, packaging it with a warning that "this story contains information that may not be accurate".

But Cardinal Rigali's tenure in Philadelphia will inevitably be linked to the mishandling of sexual-abuse cases, which had gone on for decades but erupted this year into what Father Reese called "a disaster for the church".

Bitcoin is also a reasonably anonymous way to carry out large cross-border money transfers, so has inevitably become linked to illegal goods and services," says Dave Hrycyszyn, of digital agency Head, which advises companies on new technologies.