Sentence examples for irretrievably linked to from inspiring English sources

IN THE years since the publication in 1936 of "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money", John Maynard Keynes's name has been irretrievably linked to the idea that fiscal stimulus should be used to combat recession during downturns.

In a sense, the issue should be clearer and simpler for the United States and its allies since the Iranian leadership's nuclear dreams and its threats of nuclear annihilation are now irretrievably linked to the immorality of its voting scandal and its crackdown on a moment of democratic progress.

This is a great novel of espionage and the human psyche which is irretrievably linked with the currents of 20th-century history.

Those linked to real estate.

So link to other blogs.

And the link to happiness?

AUTM has links to.

Links to other groups?

Link to other websites.

Links to official websites.

Consider links to others.