Sentence examples for linking to the rest from inspiring English sources

But it also makes it harder for developers to specialize in doing one thing well and linking to the rest.

In the late 19th century, prosperous Barcelona was economically and culturally linked to the rest of Europe, especially Paris.

It was only after the 1745 rebellion that Cumberland became more closely linked to the rest of England.

"You have to take care of your mouth like any other part of the body," Dr. Davis said, "because it's linked to the rest of the body".

The American wing is linked to the rest of the museum by a glass-enclosed interior courtyard that will contain a cafe and a special exhibitions gallery.

He suggests that tomorrow's American majority will be less materialistic, less tolerant of baloney, more practical and more closely linked to the rest of the world.

Somalia is an open society with a thriving business class linked to the rest of the world; it's impossible to be anonymous there.

In the north-east of the country, seven states linked to the rest of India by a narrow "chicken's neck" skirting Bangladesh, secessionist movements are rife.

Linked to the rest of the country only by a "chicken's neck" stretch of land 22km wide, the region is isolated, poor and different.

Such individuals tend to have few views on relativity, the Big Bang, or quantum mechanics, but adamantly reject the idea that humanity is linked to the rest of the animal world and descended from ape-like ancestors.

But this year this market – which includes Queensland, New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia – will become linked to the rest of the world when exports of LNG from Queensland will start.