Sentence examples for it might link from inspiring English sources

At the time of writing we were unable to reach the Commission's Competition spokesperson to confirm whether it plans to investigate FairSearch's complaint — and, if so, whether it might link this complain to its current investigation into Google's search practices.

I imagined that it might link, in turn, to David Seabrook's out-of-print Kentish odyssey All the Devils Are Here – which, incidentally, has recently rocketed in price.

Elsewhere Weir added 90p to £22.27 after a buy note from analysts at Redburn, while BSkyB was 14p to 854p on renewed talk it might link up with Vodafone, 0.05p lower at 239.95p.

It'll also pair with most Android devices, making it more flexible than the Gear (which only pairs with the new Note III at the moment) and Qualcomm promise that it might link with the iPhone in the future.

"It might link in with when we lose Fidel Edwards to the CPL in mid-June.

At this point, says Burstein, "we needed to follow the melanopsin," to see whether the cells expressing it might link up with cells that transmit pain.

Two years later, after a vetting by Spender's lawyer, another publisher issued a paperback that retained the sex scenes, but it revised details that might link it to Spender's memoir.

The act of trying to understand what it might be saying might link with the self-awareness or the idea of the self.

Thus, it would be difficult to assign strong validity for schizophrenia to an animal model that only exhibited negative features without some other co-expressed features that might link it more specifically to schizophrenia.

In particular, it seemed possible that Sin1 might link the action of IFN to the stress activated SAPK signal transduction pathways.

It still remains to elucidate which processes might link self-oriented social skills with depressive tendencies.