Sentence examples for linked to tensions from inspiring English sources
The wave of stabbing attacks in Jerusalem has been linked to tensions over a sensitive holy site in the Old City that is sacred to Jews and Muslims.
As in Orakzai, the police said the blast might have been linked to tensions between pro- and anti-Taliban armed groups.
The Irish broadcaster RTE said detectives believed the latest murder was linked to tensions between dissident Republicans and criminal gangs, which led to the murder of a member of the so-called Real I.R.A. three months ago.
It was unclear whether the arrests were linked to tensions set off this month over a Chinese fishing boat that collided with — the Japanese say rammed — two Japanese naval ships near uninhabited islands known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.
The killings took place in Maguindanao, on Mindanao Island, and have been linked to tensions between rival clans vying for political office.
Another theme, focussing on managing and preventing obesity, developed a formal priority setting process through advice from the steering committee linked to tensions of differing stakeholder views; between academics and services, and between providers and commissioners of services.
-Somali GBV survivor, Addis Ababa As demonstrated in previous quotations, domestic violence was often linked to tension around financial assistance and rations provided to refugee families.
Public-health experts have speculated that the uptick in suicides among the middle-aged is linked to modern tensions like the troubled economy, the stress of caring for elderly parents and insolvent children, and unprecedented access to prescription drugs.
It was unclear whether his arrest was linked to escalating tensions between the Inter-Services IntheligenCIAand triggeredtriggered by the trial of Davis, who appeared in handcuffs at a brief court hearing in a Lahore jail.
The government disputes this notion and contends that the violence is linked to lingering tensions from the previous Hema-Lendu conflict.
None of these reasons are medically based but are psychological, some of which are linked to experienced tensions and anxieties, many of which are more likely for those in low SES groups.
