Sentence examples for really linked to the from inspiring English sources

Senator Patty Murray, Democrat of Washington, pressed Mr. Bernanke on whether A.I.G.'s fate is really linked to the welfare of "just average everyday families".

Despite Spain's record unemployment and economic recession, "most artists have stuck to their line and there's been no new movement really linked to the crisis," said Antonio Sanz, the director of Ivorypress, the arts gallery that hosted Mr. Sierra's performance and then published the "work is dictatorship" notebooks, charging €24, or about $31 ,each.

If one of the candidate target genes is tested with negative results, this could mean either that the candidate SNP is not really linked to the disease, that the wrong assay was used, or that the wrong candidate gene was assayed.

To be sure that the observed effect was really linked to neutrophils, and not to other concurrent cell types, we evaluated the cell type in the lower chamber by morphological examination with May-Grünwald Giemsa staining (data not shown).

"Research shows that the total amount of fat in the diet isn't really linked to weight or disease.

These fluctuations, which were supposed to be the whistler waves, were observed on the lunar dayside as well as near the terminator region and were not really linked to magnetic anomalies.

The major part of my ideas are not really linked to technology.

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But are H1-B visas really linked to low-skill guest work in that way?

Would you really link to their homepage with their primary keyword they're trying to rank for as the anchor text?

–You cannot really "link" to an e-book, only to various access points to instances of that e-book, because there is no canonical "e-book" to link to.