Sentence examples similar to of tangible link from inspiring English sources

The court has stressed that Congress needs only a "rational basis" for concluding that economic activity might affect interstate commerce, and even Justice Kennedy's somewhat stricter standard of a "tangible link to commerce" based on "empirical demonstration" seems readily met here.

With Ebbets Field long committed to memory, Vero Beach was the last vestige of the Brooklyn Dodgers and a tangible link to those legendary teams of the 1950s.

It was his last real home and is a tangible link to one of one of our greatest war poets".

In summary, the Bdr model of schizophrenia-associated synaptic dysfunction provides the first tangible link between disruption of rest and activity cycles and the mechanisms underlying neuropsychiatric disorders.

"Today's landmarking is not just about providing a tangible link to one of the worst events in our history," the mayor said.

These days even a fake can become an icon of authenticity if it's a tangible link to something or someone the public has come to desire.

They provide a tangible link between the activity of a single cell and complex "higher-level" behaviour.

"The location of Westgate Hotel on Commercial Street, which has been listed, has a more tangible link to the uprising since it was the scene of a bloody exchange of fire between Chartists and soldiers".

Laura Barnett: So you think there's a tangible link between media misogyny and the effects of the recession?

For those in the know, these muddy stretches provide a tangible link with the past and an oasis of calm in a chaotic city.

But suspicion of steroid use has dogged him, even though, like Bagwell, there has never been a tangible link.