Sentence examples for linked to the question from inspiring English sources

The country's belligerent attitude has been linked to the question of who will succeed Kim Jong-il, the leader who is visibly ailing.

Indeed, take any major debate about urban development in Brooklyn in recent years, and sooner or later, the issue of race has moved front and center — usually linked to the question of who wins and who loses.

The party seemed riven by a looming leadership battle linked to the question of whether it will seek a return to leftist roots or swing to the center like Tony Blair's Labor Party in Britain.

This is directly linked to the question of official violence which is, of course, the driving force cohering these protests, and – surprisingly, perhaps – a weak point for the government in a number of ways.

In recent years, there has been increasing interest in the migration literature in subjective well-being, primarily linked to the question whether migration increases life satisfaction.

Today, Euroscepticism is a well-known and wide spread phenomenon which is closely linked to the question of democratic decision-making in the EU.

The departure of Ms. Knight, a former politician, is not linked to the questions surrounding Libor, and she will remain in her position until a successor has been found, according to a statement from the association.

This is linked to the wider question of dinosaur size in general that I've been writing about over the last few posts.

However, the truth of Keith's career and dealings was more closely linked to the next question the committee asked Rupert and his answer: how frequent were Rupert's meetings with prime ministers during his career?

I understand how text messages back and forth can get out of order, but not how the wrong answer can be linked to the wrong question in ChaCha's own database.

I don't know if I've deduced any conclusions, other than the confirming the notion I already had that - as linked to the above question - that there is a lot to explore in natural phenomena; a lot of poetry.