Sentence examples for little link between from inspiring English sources
"We found little link between previous success at university and future success in professional qualifications," says Maggie Stilwell, EY's managing partner for talent, on their decision.
There seems to be little link between 'reduced methane' and consumers of sheep meat and beef.
Although most of the research to date has found little link between cell phone use and health effects, there is some concern that cell phones have not been in common use long enough for such effects to be determined through studies.
In a normal brain state, there's little cross-linking between different networks.
And several economic studies over the past decade — including some commissioned by the N.C.A.A. — have shown little or no link between investing in big-time athletics and success in other areas.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer said in a 2004 report that it found little or no link between active smoking and breast cancer, and the surgeon general's office said in 2006 that there was insufficient evidence to say secondhand smoke caused breast cancer.
Although most of these programs, including one in the United States, gradually lost support by the 1980s when researchers could find little or no link between presumed precursors and earthquakes, Japan's prediction program is now midway through its seventh 5-year plan.
"It opens our eyes to the influence of Venetian art overseas, but also documents important, little-studied links between ancient Dalmatia and 15th-century papal patronage involving the sculpture and architecture of the Florentine Renaissance," he said.
Are cat owners little more than the link between the cat's bowl and the pet food aisle in the supermarket?
This work is all the more useful because there is very little information about the link between instability and discontinuities in the unstable regions of the country.
But they'll do little to establish a link between brain trauma sustained during play and later troubles.
