Sentence examples for linked to the dust from inspiring English sources

This is a fungus called fusarium, linked to the dust.

The destruction of these environments is unquestionably linked to the dust storms".

In 2004, the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund determined that his respiratory illness was linked to the dust and awarded him a substantial monetary settlement.

He said Bell's palsy and several other diseases probably could not be linked to the dust at this time, and would be dropped.

William H. Groner, who with Paul J. Napoli and David E. Worby is representing the workers in court, said so many diseases were listed because of the possibility that they could be linked to the dust.

When the New York City medical examiner decided last week that Felicia Dunn-Jones's death was directly linked to the dust of the destroyed twin towers, making her the 2,750th victim of the attack on Sept. 11, Mrs. Dunn-Jones's husband, Joseph, was relieved beyond words.

But the city's official position has been that cancer has not yet been proved to be linked to the toxic dust and debris that rose from the collapsing towers.

The family of a New York City police detective who died years after working at ground zero met for several hours yesterday with New York City medical examiners who had concluded that the detective's death could not be linked to the toxic dust there.

While there have been other cases linked to the same dust cloud that emanated from ground zero, a spot precariously close to Stuyvesant, there is no definitive evidence that such cases have directly affected the Stuyvesant community.

Although the risk factors predisposing populations to meningococcal outbreaks are poorly understood, the dry season with low absolute humidity and dust linked to the Harmattan winds are well known to be linked to this seasonal pattern [ 11].

Since the 1950s, exposure to coffee dust has been linked to the development of respiratory disorders and allergy [ 10, 11].