Sentence examples for more closely tied from inspiring English sources

The Southern colonies were, of course, even more closely tied to the cash crop system.

It is fairer because it is more closely tied to the business of firefighting.

And some banks' liabilities are more closely tied to LIBOR than their assets.

The "Field Dances" are different, more closely tied to the score.

Those for whom Easter celebrations are more closely tied to religious practice have fewer choices.

Our experience of space may be more closely tied to kinesthetics than it is to vision.

Perhaps funding should be more closely tied to giving artists time rather than developing projects.

"Business sentiment is much more closely tied than before to changes in U.S. sentiment".

They seemed to be more closely tied to emotions and weren't used as flexibly.

There is probably no American municipality more closely tied to liberal causes than San Francisco, home of the Giants.

To judge by recent concept cars, lighting will soon be even more closely tied to the character of each car.