Sentence examples for linked good from inspiring English sources

In 2008, an Economist study showed that over half of its executive readers linked good deeds to increases in their brand value and over 40% believed that corporate social responsibility (CSR) led to decisions that were better for business in the long-term.

(V1-4) Similarly, one physiotherapist clearly linked good communication between providers in the organization where she worked and the organization's good performance.

A new "pipeline" project links good students with private Midwestern colleges.

We tend to link good looks to health, meaning that illnesses are often taken less seriously when they affect the good-looking.

This novel observation might link good response to tamoxifen to reformation of normal breast tissue components, such as cell-cell junctions (Lanigan et al., 2009).

For the IYCF intervention (see companion paper [ 86]), IYCF module 1 (delivered at 5 months) links good infant feeding to child growth, health, and intelligence.

UNICEF welcomes new studies linking good nutrition in first five years of life to reduced risk of heart disease NEW YORK/GENEVA, 24 September 2004 – Healthy hearts begin in childhood, according to new studies linking good nutrition for children under the age of five to reduced risk of heart disease later in life.

This way you remain involved, your child links good performance with spending more fun time with you, and having fun as a family.

Some papers link goods delivery supply chain design to emissions impacts.

The Ghana case study provides a good example of where performance practices are linked to good performance.

On this, the United States is right to demand that aid be linked to good governance and reasonable economic policies.