Sentence examples for linkage of from inspiring English sources

That's a community to community linkage of a sort.

"There was no linkage of Saddam Hussein to 9/11; there was no linkage of Saddam Hussein to Al Qaeda".

The linkage of art to social and scientific progress had frayed to the breaking point.

The upfront linkage of support for science with growth is central to that case.

For instance, the frequently suggested linkage of "smart growth" with "new urbanism" is questionable.

That, of course, is the hallmark of Mr. Clinton's foreign policy: The linkage of trade to broader diplomatic goals.

The linkage of H.I.V. to simian immunodeficiency virus (S.I.V). in West African chimps has been presented in journals like Nature.

I had been wrong, of course, about the linkage of moments, and about what was preliminary and what was primary.

That linkage of warnings sent a tremor through June.

And there's no Buzz-Twitter linkage of followers or replies.

She is utterly confident in her linkage of steps, something other novices do not master, and she knows how to move bodies in space.