Sentence examples for linked to the rise from inspiring English sources

One of Africa's vital interests, which is linked to the rise in militancy, is climate change.

The incident has fuelled fears of a crime wave linked to the rise in homelessness.

Now it struggles with a newer problem, linked to the rise of Hezbollah.

The recent surge in rhino poaching is linked to the rise of a new end-use market: Vietnam.

Berry says the popularity of breakfast bowls can be linked to the rise in health consciousness among Australians.

In the 80s – the last time leggings were fashionable – their popularity was linked to the rise of the aerobics culture.

The results demonstrate that the country׳s economic growth has been closely linked to the rise in GHG emissions.

The surge in British holidaymakers buying houses in France is closely linked to the rise of low-cost airlines.

It's thought to be linked to the rise of "mama" as an identifier for strongminded, progressive mothers who reject "mum" as too old-fashioned and suburban.

The widespread use of agricultural fungicides to protect crops and their use in some paints and coatings has been linked to the rise of this resistance.

This "new wave" of feminist activity can be linked to the rise of student activism and the role that protest has played in response to government cuts.