Sentence examples for linked much from inspiring English sources
This generous public works program, which allocated almost $30 billion over a 10-year period, produced a national highway system that linked much of the nation and facilitated long-distance travel.
We believe that growth and success will, however, be put on a stronger footing only when linked much more closely to the provision of education and to an all-embracing plan for funding and finance.
That seemed to be a reference to the United States, which has linked much of its aid to its "war on drugs" and coca eradication.But the strings attached to Mr Chávez's aid are no looser.
The two have been inextricably linked much like Captain Ahab and Moby Dick: Krzyzewski winning three national titles; Williams failing to get out of the Round of 16. "Everything is always Duke, Duke, Duke," said Baxter, who was flummoxed last week when asked to comment on the Blue Devils' stunning exit from the tournament.
To a large extent, however, recent philosophical discussion has been unsympathetic to manipulability theories: it is claimed both that they are unilluminatingly circular and that they lead to a conception of causation that is unacceptably anthropocentric or at least insufficiently general in the sense that it is linked much too closely to the practical possibility of human manipulation.
[MM 09] The participants linked much of the violence to alcohol use by the perpetrator.
The three new stops at Second and Ninth Streets in Hoboken, and at Lincoln Harbor east of 19th Street in Weehawken, are part of a $1.2 billion effort to link much of northern New Jersey via rail.
The recording is far from hi-fi but this 1975 session catches the Arkestra on absolutely stonking form and at a musical juncture – Sun Ra meets disco and proto-rap – that emphasises the continuities linking much black music.
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Senior pastor Jim Savage links much of Riverchase's growth to the church's three Hispanic worship services on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
