Sentence examples for linked says from inspiring English sources

But they should be linked, says campaigner Karen Ingala Smith, because they were all killed by men.

"Images and perfumes have always been linked," says Céline Verleure, a 20-year fragrance industry veteran based in Paris.

"Amid the aspirations to tear down and rebuild large parts of the capital, visions and crimes were inextricably linked," says Schaulinski.

"I can't help but feel that 'sat alone in a bar at midnight (Chinese time)' and 'sexcrazedmathematician' are somehow linked," says Simon McMahon.

Digital inclusion and financial inclusion are so closely linked, says Langley, that the role of a financial inclusion officer is merging with that of digital inclusion officer.

Safety and financial success are intimately linked, says Corbin McNeill, chairman of Exelon and the current owner of the revived plant.

"The world above ground and the world below are very tightly linked," said Dr. Wall.

"The Millrose Games and Madison Square Garden are inextricably linked," said Jill Geer, a spokeswoman for USA Track and Field.

"They are absolutely not linked," said Sharon Gamsin, a spokeswoman for MasterCard.

They are now being reassessed under a national investigation as being potentially linked, said PHE.

"Gender equality and the well-being of children are inextricably linked," said UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman.