Sentence examples for nonexistent link from inspiring English sources

To the chagrin of scientists, Trump has already promoted misinformation about the nonexistent link between vaccines and autism.

Al-Libi provided CIA interrogators with the golden (and nonexistent) link between Saddam and al-Qaeda, which was cited by, among others, Colin Powell in his infamous address to the United Nations in February 2003.

In this case, we see that the estimation for a nonexistent link is approximately zero, and one could discard this link.

He invented nonexistent "links" to fanatics, claiming Khan "repeatedly legitimised those with extremist views", as he wrote in the Mail on Sunday.

Efforts to control population have long been ferociously controversial, and the United States under George W. Bush refuses to provide a penny of funding for the United Nations Population Fund because of its supposed (but in fact nonexistent) links to forced abortion in China.

His fabricated tales of Saddam's biological and chemical W.M.D. — and of nonexistent links between Iraq and Al Qaeda — were cited by President Bush in his fateful Oct. 7, 2002, Cincinnati speech ginning up the war and by Mr. Powell in his subsequent United Nations presentation on Iraqi weaponry.

In addition, the presence of 2 different SCC mec types among t011 and nonexistent links in time and space between human cases may suggest unrecognized transmission chains in the community.

And that, it turns out, is giving the Feds too much credit: Such a link is nonexistent.

Sometimes the transport links are deficient or nonexistent; other times the slums are located in areas far from the city center.

If people had simply linked their pages with other Web pages at random, pages with at least 1000 links would be virtually nonexistent, the team reports in today's Nature.

The notification, which apparently linked out to a nonexistent Google Play page, was taken down soon thereafter.