Sentence examples for made links between from inspiring English sources

In 2013 the government made links between the camp and the attack on Nairobi's Westgate mall.

He noted that the curriculum suggested reading texts that made links between students' lives and texts about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.

Some critics have made links between Rendell's upbringing as an only child and the way she explores the formative years of her characters.

That case has become intertwined with a volatile two-year Council of Europe inquiry that made links between Kosovo's prime minister, Hashim Thaci, and a criminal enterprise of some former Kosovo Liberation Army fighters accused of executing Serbian prisoners in 1999 and 2000 for their organs.

The Tarantino verse Fans have long made links between the films of Quentin Tarantino (Reservoir Dogs' Vic Vega and Pulp Fiction's Vincent Vega being brothers is a notorious one), but there's an even bigger idea that ties all of his films together.

Reporters and Middle East experts have made links between the Syrian civil war and dry farmlands - some noting that those who would have had their hands in the dirt are now left with no opportunity than to put their hands on guns.

Over the last few iterations, Apple loosened some of these restrictions and — in the process — also made linking between apps easier.

Through supported reflection, I help her make links between theory and practice.

Initially popular, sales slump when scientists make links between sweeteners and carcinogens.

Padel has said that if she were elected she would want to make links between poetry and science.

City Atlas makes finding out fun and encourages readers to make links between the geography and politics of a city and its culture.