Sentence examples for publicized link from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most recently publicized link between the built environment and public health relates to the occurrence of overweight and obesity in the United States.

This new (free) Email Subscriptions product launches officially this morning and can be found under the "publicize" link at Feedburner.

Archer, for his part, proved to be an assiduous courtier, never missing a public opportunity to praise Thatcher and to publicize his links to her.

He echoed the sentiment Erika Enders, a co-writer of the song who said she was outraged to have her work used to "publicize campaigns linked to a regime that has a country suffering and unhappy". .

Angry over the use of his face on billboard advertising as far away as Oshkosh, Wis., Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani yesterday repeated a threat to file suit against an animal rights group that is trying to publicize a possible link between milk consumption and various illnesses, including prostate cancer.

Last summer, scientists announced that a highly publicized study had found no link between breast cancer risks on Long Island and controversial chemicals once used universally.

In recent days, some of the links have been publicized.

Fracking doesn't appear to be allowing methane to seriously contaminate drinking water in Pennsylvania, a new study finds contrary to some earlier, much publicized research that suggested a stronger link.

"These people are criminals that are committing violent crimes that are highly publicized and they are trying to link them with the Mapuche cause".

The 150-member Centhel Committee of the ruling Communist Party fired two senior party officials linked to a widely publicized corruption scandal.

Numerous labor-market experts have found no such shortage, but the highly publicized perception of a dearth, often linked to inadequate K-12 education, persists.