Sentence examples for less closely tied from inspiring English sources

The existence of the FDIC meant that depositors' safety was less closely tied to their bank's capital position.

So Mr Schröder's Germany is more independent and less closely tied to old or new friends.Made in GermanyWhat sort of Europe does Mr Schröder want for Germany?

Mr. Richards also said the November results were heavily influenced by a 24.5percentt drop in orders for military capital goods, which are less closely tied to the state of the economy than other categories are.

Gifts to the Metropolitan Opera of less than $25,000 have fallen off, for example, although gifts of more than $25,000 -- from people whose finances are less closely tied to the vagaries of the market -- have made up for that softness.

Would an Iraq IG less closely tied to the president have made different and larger discoveries about American reconstruction?

Cellular process proteins are less closely tied to the Aquificae: other important groups include the Epsilon-proteobacteria (especially the thermal vent bacterium Nitratiruptor sp. SB155-2), Gamma-proteobacteria, and the Alpha-proteobacteria Rhodopseudomonas palustris and Sphingopyxis alaskensis, which constitute > 50% of the solution in the 'Cellular process' category.

But another, less-heralded development also is closely tied to the shale gas revolution — the rapid growth of chemical plants and manufacturing facilities that use cheap natural gas to produce key ingredients found in everything from plastics to fertilizer to liquid fuels.

The justiciarship during this period was less connected to justice and was more closely tied to the Exchequer, or treasury of England, and most of the power in the office derived from its control of the Exchequer.

During his tenure, the agency weakened environmental rules and attacked scientists, becoming "less independent than its predecessors and more closely tied to the White House's ideology," according to the educational nonprofit American Chemical Society.

In contrast, those occurring in developing countries have been more or less independent of such internal socioeconomic development and more closely tied to organized health care and disease control programs developed and financed internationally.

These are precisely the individuals for whom early work experience is most closely tied to success in the labor market, largely because they are less likely to attend college.