Sentence examples for linked to the creation from inspiring English sources

As it happens, this observation, made by diagnosticians in the clinic, was eventually linked to the creation of some of the most potent immunological medicines used clinically today.

The city's Department of Education disputed several of the report's findings, saying decreases in graduation and attendance rates at large high schools could not be linked to the creation of small schools.

The Cuban sugar economy, for example, underwent major changes linked to the creation of highly capitalized central mills that used new processing machinery to increase refining capacity and benefited from new transportation technology to ease the sale to export markets.

"The big commercial banks, Santander and BBVA, don't want to be linked to the creation of a bad bank, and the government is clearly under their influence," Mr. Tornabell said.

Innovation, especially the revolution in innovation, is linked to the creation of a favorable enabling environment.

Legitimacy, in this interpretation, is linked to the creation of political authority qua defining the permissible use of coercive power.

In this formulation, overhead is a measure linked to the 'creation of value,' which is another way to look at the ROC.

These issues can be linked to the government itself: by the creation and use of residential schools, Canada arguably committed cultural genocide.

On one widely held narrower view, legitimacy is linked to the moral justification not the creation of political authority.

The firm, founded earlier this century by the influential Oppenheimer family, is even now closely linked to another Oppenheimer creation, the De Beers diamond cartel, through cross-shareholdings.Over the past couple of years, however, Anglo has signalled to the markets that it is ready to leave its past behind.

Never has a creator been so umbilically linked to his creation.