Sentence examples for it is usually linked from inspiring English sources

An NHS website says it is "usually linked to asbestos exposure".

Whenever the battle against toxic chemicals makes headlines, it's usually linked to huge, sprawling disasters like Flint's poisoned water or BPA-laden plastics – the kind of thing that involves large scale poisoning and disease and defies an easy solution.

"Whenever you've felt profound fear, it was usually linked to the presence of danger, imminent pain or death, said security firm founder and author of the classic book, The Gift of Fear, Gavin DeBecker.

Resolution 338 is usually linked to it.

Its representation as a lion is usually linked with the Nemean lion slain by Heracles (Hercules).

But for most, it is something that people deal with from time to time and is usually linked to a stressful event in their lives.

However, only one patient presented with hypercalcemia, a feature that is usually linked to WBS because of its description.

Although ATM pathway activation is usually linked to DNA damage, especially that caused by double-stranded breaks, it can also be induced in the absence of DNA damage.

Intelligence failure is usually linked to policy failure.

In that narrower meaning, meteoroid is usually linked with the terms meteor, meteorite, or both.

The origin of human beings is usually linked immediately to the cosmogony.