Sentence examples for little linked from inspiring English sources

And it's a little linked to this notion – a fairly disputed notion these days – that architecture is still an art, sometimes".

According to an idea of a "new system of formal logic less rigid than past and present formal logic" advocated by von Neumann for building a powerful theory of automata, such system should be "closer to another discipline which has been little linked in the past with logic, i.e. thermodynamics, primarily in the form it was received by Boltzmann".

"Little links our performers other than that they're radical yet entertaining".

Little links the chosen subjects together except the broad divisions "front line experience", "leadership" and "occupation" into which the contributions are divided.

Little links the New Statesman with the Daily Mail, but they have one thing in common: our print and online offerings have separate identities, each adapted for the form.

As Stuart Lancaster found during a four-year England tenure based at least in part on establishing good relations with the club rugby directors, there was precious little linking the rugby at international level to that at league level.

At first there appears to be little linking these three men.

There is much research linking test scores to parent income and zip code, but very little linking test scores to success in college.

In Kandahar, there was little linking a commander to one of the seven Pakistan-based parties except for the availability of these weapons.

In speech, these little links go almost unnoticed.

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