Sentence examples for intrinsically tied up from inspiring English sources
This story of "Africa rising" is intrinsically tied up with the further development of an African middle class, which has brought confidence and investment.
Conversely, winning less than 40percentt indicate that Erdogan's popularity is in an "irreversible downward trajectory," said Chatham House associate fellow Fadi Hakura, adding that the president is intrinsically tied up with the AKP in the mind of the electorate.
Conversely, a share of the vote below 40percentt will be seen as a psychological blow to Erdogan and indication that his popularity is in an "irreversible downward trajectory," Chatham House associate fellow Fadi Hakura said, adding that the president is intrinsically tied up with the AKP in the mind of the electorate.
Little recognition is given to the fact that there are a series of factors, ranging from the structural to the neurophysiological (themselves intrinsically tied up with global economic factors), that intercede in the neat progression that would lead from the provision of health information to changed eating behaviour.
And it wasn't like I came to the conclusion that there wasn't a link between the three, but rather that survival sex work is often tied up with a whole bunch of other issues like poverty, addictions and unsafe working conditions that aren't intrinsically related to sex work itself.
"I was completely tied up".
"Money is completely tied up".
Outside, Humbletonian is no longer tied up.
You get tied up in knots.
