Sentence examples for question of links from inspiring English sources

Heather Wardle of NatCen said that there was "no question" of links between deprivation, race, unemployment and gambling patterns.

An article in Science Times last Tuesday about the question of links between cancer and the environment misstated the name of an advocacy group in San Francisco whose director urged the use of the least toxic alternatives to chemicals that may cause cancer.

Then there is the question of links.

It really might, therefore, simply be a question of linking enough appropriate components up and letting them work it out for themselves.

And if scale is all that matters, because it really is just a question of linking up enough silicon equivalents of cortical columns and seeing how they prune and strengthen their own internal connections, then an answer could come soon.Human beings like to think of their brains as more complex than those of lesser beings and they are.

The scientists, including first author and research associate Jeffrey J. Werner, published their findings in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, online Feb. 22. "This question of linking function with microbial communities is something people have wanted to understand for a very long time," Angenent said.

The question of family links continues to baffle investigators.

Regarding Senator Bayh's [Evan Bayh, Democrat of Indiana] question of Iraqi links to al-Qa'ida.

For older folk, at least, being German is a question of blood links, which makes integration of non-Germans harder.

All this prompts the question of what links, if any, there are between Boko Haram in Nigeria and its al-Qaeda allies.

Our assumption about activity discrimination raises the question of the links between individual capability and the complexity of collective responses.