Sentence examples for linked to the works from inspiring English sources
On Sunday, July 23, "The Literary Bronx" will be toured, highlighting sites linked to the works of Sholem Aleichem, Clifford Odets, Edgar Allan Poe and E. L. Doctorow.
The muscular paralysis induced by NMBA could reduce the consumption of oxygen linked to the work of breathing.
"[Nisman's] death was intimately linked to the work he was doing," Stiuso told the judge, according to an extract released by the court.
This set of views, loosely linked to the work of Michel Foucault, criticizes the modern tendency to recategorize human behaviors as medical pathologies demanding expert diagnosis and care.
No one quite knew why, yet, but the market's odd behavior would turn out to be closely linked to the work of the quants.
Whatever is revealed will be linked to the work of Curiosity's sophisticated chemistry laboratory instrument, Sample Analysis at Mars — SAM, for short.
People are more productive making airplanes, software and new coffee drinks here, the line goes, because rain is linked to the work ethic.
We examine the results linked to the work and experiences of practice in the emergency medical psychological units created by public authorities in 1997.
It is important to draw a distinction between the medium protected by s. 3(1), which is inextricably linked to the work, and the concept of "structure" found in s. 28(3) of the Act.
Mansfield suggested to Condon that he did not hand over the letter because "you were sitting on it knowing that something had gone wrong in Paris linked to the work of British state agencies".
There are educators, like Nancy Faust Sizer, the author of "Crossing the Stage: Redesigning Senior Year" (2002), who strongly support such programs but say they should be linked to the work or academic world.
