Sentence examples for repeatedly tied from inspiring English sources

In laboratory settings, noise has been repeatedly tied to reduced cognitive performance.

"I was raped repeatedly, tied up and ligatured [around the neck].

Within months, I was attacked, raped repeatedly, tied up, held hostage, and nearly strangled.

Mr. Déby has repeatedly tied the rebels to Sudan, where they are based.

For Mr. Issa's committee, which can delve into any corner of the government, the more policy-driven crusade is purposely devised to steer clear of the reputation for hectoring and henpecking that Congressional Republicans earned during the Clinton administration when they issued more than 1,000 subpoenas and repeatedly tied White House lawyers into knots, ultimately impeaching the president.

Ofgem wants to ban suppliers automatically renewing these deals so customers are not repeatedly tied in to long-term deals.

In portraying the Iraq war as a disaster and repeatedly tying Jeb to his elder brother, Trump forced Republicans to confront the question of why anybody would think that putting another Bush in the White House was a good idea.

In New Hampshire, the Democrat, former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, defeated Mr. Sununu in a bitter rematch of their 2002 contest by repeatedly tying him to President Bush, on the war, national security, economic policies and energy.

Telmex, a former state enterprise, has sometimes been accused of operating above the law -- repeatedly tying up regulatory decisions by filing court appeals and exploiting the Mexican government's weakness in enforcing antitrust regulations.

The contest was a rematch of the bitter 2002 race between Mrs. Shaheen, 61, and Mr. Sununu, with Mrs. Shaheen repeatedly tying Mr. Sununu, 44, to the policies of President Bush.

Sprinkled on the internet are clues that repeatedly tie the company to the detention camp's sewing factory floor.