Sentence examples similar to linking because of from inspiring English sources

And the two have been linked because of their comments last season about the possibility of playing with each other after they become free agents this summer.

The Eagles and the Redskins are inextricably linked because of the Donovan McNabb trade, the biggest move of the off-season.

I'm just showing that all those people are dads, sons and husbands.' Carandiru and City of God are inevitably linked because of their subject matter and commercial success but they are very different films.

The senior executives said the two issues were linked because of Mr. Lorre's long advocacy of A.A. "There had been stress for quite awhile between Charlie and Chuck," the senior executive said.

If indeed you did take the photographs from the book then this is clearly a copyright infringement which is independent of the issue of 2a above (however, points 2a and b are linked because of the fact that the images in Ray Monk's book are reproductions of reproductions that were made by the Wittgenstein Archive).

Hamilton and Aaron were forever linked because of that call.

"The funny thing is, Justin and I have become inextricably linked because of those videos.

These are inextricably linked because of the country's long history of social and economic exclusion.

Even though there is no historical connection between the two (Stonehenge is much older than when a historical Arthur would have lived), the two are inextricably linked because of Merlin.

All these SNPs appeared as linked, because of the common ancestry of these populations.

Similarly, a number of individuals could not be linked because of the temporality of the data available in the NCDR.