Sentence examples for is inevitably linked from inspiring English sources
In America especially the economics of the yen is inevitably linked with the politics of trade.
"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.
Because Klein is inevitably linked with Halston and Saint Laurent in the social history of the 70's, I asked the writer Bob Colacello, who knew all three, what he remembered about Klein in that period.
I.B.M., the world's largest computer company, with $86 billion in revenues last year, spans so many product categories and geographic markets that its performance is inevitably linked to the economy -- and the outlook for the economy this year is uncertain.
The manufacture of composite structures is inevitably linked to the formation of voids.
People's knee-jerk, or considered, views of art, therefore, are inevitably linked to broad cultural prejudices.
Following his lead, the no-promo strategy soon became a showbiz commonplace, though its efficacy was inevitably linked to an artist's previous stature.
Some of the factors that make us happy are inevitably linked with stronger economies – living standards and job security matter to people and take away stress.
The ads all spread the same misleading lines about health care reform and President Obama's record, to which Congressional Democrats are inevitably linked.
