Sentence examples for making such links from inspiring English sources

Making such links was important to Batiste who remained in Louisiana because education was his priority.

In some cases, making such links causes so much discord that government agencies have come to conflicting conclusions, extending the misery of those involved.

The second is that making such links draws attention away from the real causal factors of the behaviour in question, factors whose roots lie deep in the socialisation process (or lack of it) and which raise uncomfortable questions about the kind of society in which we live.

Cut benefits and crime may rise, but few make such links and, often, those who do simply demand more prisons.

Connections between Japan's notorious gangsters and parts of Japan's political and business elite were not uncommon in the past, though a recent crackdown on organized crime has made such links far riskier.

The authors' attempts to make such links in the Discussion were not convincing.

That does not mean that there are no causal links between gaps and those domains, but rather that no evidence allowed the authors to make such links.

In an article published by China Daily, the country's official English-language newspaper, a government official said Mr. Chen's government could negotiate direct links without making such a statement if the links themselves "operated as the domestic matters of one country instead of as state-to-state affairs".

Making such a direct link between technology, more broadly, and the technological sciences makes sense in view of the fact that these sciences aim to contribute towards realizing contemporary or future technologies.

Auerbach himself would not make such a link.

Dr. Michael H. Katz, the director of the San Francisco Department of Public Health, said his was the first city to make such a link directly.