Sentence examples for looking for a link from inspiring English sources

However, since the death was similar to the others, Dr. Burton became concerned and began looking for a link.

He's looking for a link between these musicians and their era — to consider "how these remarkable artists both shaped and reflected their times," as the jacket copy has it.

A few studies over the years have tried to examine the question more closely by looking for a link between long-term exposure to noise and a higher risk of developing heart problems.

You're looking for a link through someone you know.

Far fewer studies are published on this topic these days, but some researchers are still looking for a link between high sugar consumption over a long period and ADHD.

The inclusion of Plus in Google Search already paid off when I was looking for a link to Marc Andreessen's Wall Street Journal post on the End of Hardware and found it courtesy of a Loic Le Meur Plus citation.

Also look for a link on the site to a "printer friendly" version of the page.

Instead of wading through that, look for a link called "site map" or "site index" on the main page.

Select the location where you are traveling and then look for a link that says "U.S. Citizens Abroad' or "Services for American Citizens" or the like.

Go to that Web site and look for a link to drivers or downloads, and locate the software for your scanner model.

The authors of the study say it is the first to look for a link between birth control pills and breast cancer risk in families with inherited breast cancer.