Sentence examples for is linked to that of from inspiring English sources

Burgenland's early history is linked to that of Hungary and after 1529 to the Habsburg empire.

Are the peace talks now over?Their fate is linked to that of Kobane in Syria (see article).

The experts have continued to foresee that Germany's future is linked to that of its neighbors, as can be seen in the second chart.

Perversity and capriciousness dominate Ukraine in Kurkov's first novel to be published in English; its hero, a writer of obituaries for people who aren't dead, adopts a penguin whose fate is linked to that of the Soviet Union.

The chickens need vast grasslands, and their decline is linked to that of the traditional prairie, which continues to vanish as the worldwide demand for food puts pressure on this region for larger harvests.

Unfortunately for Mr Voscherau his fate is linked to that of his party, which will be lucky to match the 40% it won in the previous state election in 1993.

Ultimately, all these questions are linked to that of Turkey's own membership in the European Union.

Charis Wilson, whose name will always be linked to that of the renowned Californian photographer Edward Weston, has died aged 95.

In the process, they would establish a genetic map that could be linked to that of humans, with whom dogs share 80 to 90percentt of their genetic code.

The cases were linked to that of the former SAFA executive member and head of referees Lindile Kika, who was banned for six years by Fifa last October.

NGL prices are linked to that of crude oil, the price of which is set globally (unlike gas) and is high.