Sentence examples for link at all from inspiring English sources

One study cited by Mr Liberman shows no link at all between pronoun use and clinical narcissism.

There was a barely significant association of decaffeinated coffee with reduced risk, and no link at all to tea.

Twice as many -- 45 percent -- thought it increased terrorism, while 31percentt said it had no link at all to terrorism.

There's a somewhat strong relationship between offensive home-field advantage and total points in the season, but there's no link at all with defensive home-field advantage.

Another 30 years, another demonstration, another death, albeit one that appears to have no link at all to violence by either police or demonstrators.

But the paper finds no link at all between the discount rates used by public-sector funds and the level of bond yields.

An academic review in 2001 (links online) looked at all the more recent studies, updating two earlier reviews with negative conclusions from 1995, and found that overall, again, the claims made for FC are unsubstantiated.

There is considerable dispute about whether the hundreds of links-style courses in the United States have any right to call themselves links at all because many are not by the sea, or an estuary.

"I don't want to be linked at all to the British empire.

The work of all institutions is coordinated and linked at all levels of the country's political administrative organisation.

And two crashes in the same country may not be linked at all, except in the public mind.