Sentence examples for making this link from inspiring English sources
Another popular approach was 'loke' in 'bish', though this presented a tougher challenge in making this link and too often resulted in an unconvincing 'surface reading'.
Forty years later, far too few Labour politicians – a notable exception is Jon Cruddas – have got round to making this link.
"Under the circumstances, the government of the Republic of Kenya, having taken into consideration its national security interests, has decided that hosting of refugees has come to an end," the government said last week, making this link explicit.
David Cameron made this link recently, saying you can only have a strong NHS with a strong economy.
Seal says his research has more studies that now make this link statistically significant – which is not the same as clinically significant.
Development agencies such as ActionAid have been calling for the government to make this link between overseas aid and helping developing countries raise more tax revenue for some time.
Although the overwhelming anecdotal and qualitative evidence accumulated by food banks (and other academic studies) supports a strong connection between the Coalition's welfare reforms and food bank use, Trussell data has been vulnerable to claims by the Department of Work and Pensions that it is not "robust" enough to make this link.
However we are a long way from models that are sufficiently parameterised to make this link despite recent progress at the thylakoid level (Zaks et al. 2012).
The new work makes this link explicit, at least with shellfish, an industry that generates nearly $1 billion in the United States annually.
Patients who link their fragility fracture with osteoporosis are more likely to initiate osteoporosis treatment, yet to date, we know little about who is likely to make this link.
In order to systematically assign all the biomass estimates presented in Chojnacky et al. [12] to trees in the FIADB (as in this analysis), we present a short set of steps to make this link.
