Sentence examples for not intrinsically linked from inspiring English sources

I want to believe that Kramer is correct that creativity and depression are not intrinsically linked.

And stage three is the Promised Land, where you play a character whose story is not intrinsically linked to his race.

Dickins is working on his dissertation, entitled "Happiness is not intrinsically linked to GDP", arguing that money does not bring joy.

Americans too often fail to remember the humanity at stake when our speed to denounce human rights abuses is not intrinsically linked to our current political interests, or historical and racial ties.

However, the advent of sober forty-nine dances, held at powwows across the United States since roughly the turn of the 21st century, reinforces the fact that forty-nine songs and dances and the audiences who enjoy them are not intrinsically linked to substance abuse.

Indeed, I'd be very surprised if Amazon is not working on ways of productising its own personalisation tech in a way that is not intrinsically linked to its own marketplace (because some will never want to sell there, and because personalisation can be used for so much more than just e-commerce).

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and art, particularly abstract art, are undoubtedly intrinsically linked not only by colour, but also by shape as often both contain regular geometries like rectangles and triangles.

In the present study design, seasonal feeding and lactation stage were intrinsically linked and could not be considered in isolation, and a holistic approach was necessary to consider the whole production management of the commercial flocks studied.

Whether or not a crime was committed is intrinsically linked to why Hillary Clinton needed a private server.

In 2012, there were five events – separate, but intrinsically linked – that Haiti did not handle well, in my opinion.

Luckily, I believe the two are intrinsically linked, which means we don't have to choose.