Sentence examples for linked to the falling from inspiring English sources
Carney warned on Wednesday of other financial risks linked to the falling oil price.
A further reason for Russia seeking to hedge its reserves is probably linked to the falling price of oil.
In another sequence linked to the falling van, Joseph Gordon-Levitt has a tumbling, weightless fight with a thug in a spinning hotel corridor.
Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, Libya's former leader, supported Tuareg rebellions in Mali and Niger over several decades, and analysts in the region say the current uprising is closely linked to the fall of Colonel Qaddafi, whose weapons are suspected of playing a major role in the Malian rebels' success.
Consider, for example, its competitor UBS, which announced a $10 billion write-down linked to the fall in the value of its assets backed by American subprime mortgages, after having downgraded its assets by just $3.4 billion in October.
The painting immediately next to the one depicting Troilus shows the death of Rhesus, another character killed because of prophecies linked to the fall of Troy.
Cereal production fell by 3.6 percent in 2000, with most of the decline linked to the fall in Chinese cereal output.
Moreover, BD could be related to accentuated postural tone of the extensor muscles due to a disorder in the excitability of the corresponding descending pathways (Porter and Lemon 1993), or to the fear of the void in front of the subject linked to the fear of falling in the context of post-fall syndrome (Murphy and Isaacs 1982; Pfitzenmeyer et al 1999; Mourey et al 2004).
The Fed had previously suggested any rise in interest rates would be linked to the unemployment rate falling below 6.5%.
However, there may be another incentive to get our shopping done earlier in 2016 - the threat of looming inflation linked to the recent fall in the value of the pound.
But most of the Russian mayhem, and that in other energy-producing emerging markets, is linked to the 40% fall in the price of oil over the past few months.
