Sentence examples for is widely linked from inspiring English sources
Though heroin abuse is widely linked to the country's H.I.V. epidemic and the spread of criminality, the issue of methadone treatment is all but taboo here.
However, the quality of the point exploitation is widely linked to the point quality, i.e. to the quality of the digitising process.
Those are sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, which contribute to acid rain and haze; mercury, which is toxic to humans; and carbon dioxide, which is widely linked to global warming.
He is widely linked to a so-called troll factory in St . Petersburg where hundreds of people are paid to sit and create fake social-media accounts to foster discontent and confusion in political discussions online.
The more athletic, more acrobatic era of cheerleading is widely linked to the 1980s, when hundreds of high school gymnastics teams were dropped, partly because school districts grew weary of paying off injury insurance claims for the sport.
The more athletic, more acrobatic era of cheerleading is widely linked to the 1980s, when hundreds of high school gymnastics teams were dropped, partly because school districts grew weary of paying injury insurance claims for the sport.
The two events had been widely linked.
I should probably also address a couple of specific comments, which have been widely linked to.
It has been widely linked with flow routing equations for watershed runoff simulation.
The 2 November Newsnight story did not name McAlpine, but his name was widely linked to the report by Twitter users.
