Sentence examples for many links between from inspiring English sources

There are too many links between a fragmented banking system and local political powers.

Many links between happiness, income and optimism have yet to be teased out.

In any case, Mr. Farish said in the notes taken by Mr. McClenny that musicals like those by Sir Andrew were "another reminder of the many links between our two nations".

(I've read Ms. Paul's book cover to cover, and there is not a single study that directly confirms this, though there are many links between maternal diet and risk of adult onset diabetes in the child).

He points out many links between Andersen's novel The Improvisatore and David Copperfield, explaining the weak, unconvincing endings of each book as being due to "the writer having no experience at all of sustained union with a woman (Andersen), or failing to feel for a wife (and even children) that committed devotion in which he professed to believe (Dickens)".

"I guess I didn't really realize this before — the word cynic has almost the opposite meaning from how it is now," Mr. Eskenazi said, who pointed out the many links between the words "dog" and "cynic," not least that they share a root word in ancient Greek.

These looked at how many species are in a web, how many links there are between these species (ie, who eats whom), where the species live, and whether that is changing.

This classification opposes "particularity" and "generality" while our goal, as scientists, should be to derive as many links as possible between these two poles [34].

By now, many links have been found between stress and human diseases.

Many links have been made between TEs and the regulation of genes (Feschotte, 2008; Slotkin and Martienssen, 2007).

For example, many links have been made between the variability of such measures - mostly heart rate variability - to various adverse outcomes in a population of trauma patients [ 3- 7].