Sentence examples for links make from inspiring English sources

Better transport links make properties more desirable.

Excellent transport links make it easy to get around.

If sharing links, make sure there is appropriate copyright permission.

Such links make regulators worry about banks' ability to stay financed, The Journal notes.

Its weak links make it dangerous and inadequate to prevent nuclear terrorism.

Housing is far cheaper than in London, while speedy transport links make it easy to return.

Over all, he said, more links made economic sense.

The links made between innovation and subjective wellbeing (SWB) have, however, rarely been made.

To be effective, however, such policies depend upon the conceptual links made between knowledge and decision making.

Your propaganda machine should also highlight the opposition's foreign links, making them look disloyal and alien.

The law firm claimed the links made it appear it was endorsing Blockshopper.