Sentence examples for regularly linked to from inspiring English sources
A Salafi – a follower of the radical strain of Islam regularly linked to extremism – the 35-year-old had been on a watchlist between 2006 and 2008.
The Germany international has been regularly linked to Barclays Premier League clubs, but the 26-year-old has now committed his future to the Bundesliga giants.
In the late 1980s and the 1990s, Mr. Arad was the design world's darling, a man whose name was regularly linked to words like maverick, bad boy, visionary, influential and derring-do.
Substance abuse is regularly linked to criminal behaviour for Aboriginal offenders (AIHW 2015b; Ferrante 2013; Indig et al. 2010) and post-release mortality (Forsyth et al. 2014).
Much as porn is now regularly linked to "addiction" and "permanent changes to the brain," so were video nasties.
Indeed, it is regularly linked to many Macedonian localities and foreign cities including Istanbul, Sofia, Prague, Hamburg and Stockholm.
Indeed, the Radical Feminist Hub, to which she contributes regularly, links to resources arguing that what it calls "penis-in-vagina" sex is a bad idea, from which women should choose to refrain.
Putin's rule has regularly been linked to corruption, which reached extravagant heights with the Sochi Winter Olympics.
Skilled with explosives and armed with automatic weapons, the EPP has regularly been linked to foreign armed groups such as the Farc.
Expression of these surface molecules is affected by numerous genetic and epigenetic factors [ 85], however, and new markers (for example, aldehyde dehydrogenase-1, multidrug-resistance proteins) are regularly being linked to self-renewability [ 83, 86, 87].
Gunfire was heard and roads were blocked as crowds chanted "we will sacrifice ourselves for you Assir" in the main square of the city, which regularly sees violence linked to the civil war in neigbouring Syria.
