Sentence examples for most closely tied from inspiring English sources

-- CONTINUE TO PURSUE AS APPROPRIATE WTO CASES, with emphasis on sectors most closely tied to U.S. jobs.

"Of all the contemporary crafts, furniture is the one where form is most closely tied to function," Mr. Hein said.

But the show's most personal entries, the ones most closely tied to ordinary life, are on the fifth floor just off the elevator.

In one study of fifty-eight gubernatorial races, the only element that outperformed the thin-slice impression was a combination of two of the political factors most closely tied to electoral success: incumbency status and campaign spending.

And while the top executives and board members most closely tied to the Greek bond purchase are no longer with the banks, the allegations could raise further questions about the Bank of Cyprus's ability to survive.

The first tells us whether to approach or avoid someone, while the latter indicates if that person is physically strong or weak — and it is also the trait most closely tied to the appearance of competence.

He is the longest-serving Wall Street chief but also the one investors are most closely tying to the problems in the mortgage markets.

This would most closely tie into superstition," he explained.

These products are not, for the most part, closely tied to any specific loans or assets the banks may hold.

Most are closely tied to the issue of funding, which is why changing the funding system of the NHS is essential to any serious reform.

The date of registration was, however, considered useful because it was unfailingly available in every case and is most probably closely tied with the time of producing the complaint.