Sentence examples for is linked in from inspiring English sources

Their gain is linked in some measure to American and European pain.

Its societal significance is linked in law to the symbolic value of harmonious households, rather than to women's wellbeing.

Increased corruption is linked, in part, to tougher enforcement, driving smugglers to recruit federal employees as accomplices.

Hockey, then, is linked in his mind with a kind of agreeable seediness and also an urbane feeling of excitement.

"Eldritch", which dates to the 1500s, is linked in the modern mind almost exclusively to the stories of HP Lovecraft.

It's a single shot, four or five minutes long, and the narrative is linked in that way.

"Just about everybody who went to Afghanistan is linked in some way to bin Laden," the official said.

Dr. Kenny thinks that the effect is linked in some way to exercise's effects on the cardiovascular system.

He is said to have been born on Mount Paekdu, which is linked in Korean myth with the country's founding.

The value of securities is linked, in (sometimes very) complex ways, to underlying material assets, which will be affected by natural hazards.

He said that economic development in Northern Ireland, which has helped underpin the peace process, is linked in large part to the EU.