Sentence examples for linking to another from inspiring English sources

Facebook removed the offending article, published by a website called Ending the Fed and linking to another little known site, Conservative 101.

The emerging field of polymerisable metal dithiolenes, where one or more of the ligands is capable of covalently linking to another, is discussed and the physical and electronic properties of the molecular and polymeric materials compared.

"Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny," the Iowa representative wrote, linking to another tweet in praise of Wilders, who has espoused anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric, and last month called Moroccans "scum".

Linking to another site is free, and there are few revenue sharing agreements between publishers and technology companies.

Previous reports (Wang et al., 2012) showed that disease-related mutations tend to be localized in domains linking to another protein (thereafter called "interface" domains).

The Publisher is taking on the risk here they might be outlaying their own cash on advertising to promote the product/service, or they are linking to that company's product/service in the content of their site's own webpages (when they could be linking to another company instead).

Is one "good" thing linked to another "bad" thing?

Another 40percentt are linked to another gene, BRCA2, found in 1995.

Going to link to another Guardian story that you may or may not want to read.

The iframe HTML tag has legitimate uses, to link to another website for example, he says.

The jibe is closely linked to another question: can this project be replicated and scaled up?