Sentence examples for seems to be linked with from inspiring English sources
Indeed, his name seems to be linked with almost every influential, rich and powerful person on the globe, from billionaires to presidents and royalty.
Premier League Success or Failure: Success Most Likely Destination: Newcastle United Yann M'Vila Another Ligue 1 player who seems to be linked with a Premier League side every other week is Yann M'Vila of Rennes.
Washout in these cases seems to be linked with soil moisture tension.
The breaking of planetary Rossby waves at the edge of the polar vortex (polar vortex streamers) or at the edge of the tropics (tropical subtropical streamers) seems to be linked with the transport of air masses into mid-latitudes (Krüger et al. 2005).
Scientists from the University of British Columbia have identified a genetic variation, called the ADRA2b-deletion variant, that seems to be linked with focusing on the negative.
These days, a new crop of fairy tale retellings seems to be linked with a particularly nasty version of the Mommy Wars: rather than pitting stay-at-home mothers against those who work outside the home, these tales instead rehash the old story of the wicked step- (or adoptive) mother, implying that biological parenthood trumps all.
Belonging to some ethnic groups, e.g. the Northern ethnic groups, seemed to be linked with food insecurity while others, e.g. the Eastern ethnic group, were linked to food security.
Similar to the third factor of Aida's study, the third factor of the study of Liu and Jackson (2008) comprised all reversed items and seemed to be linked with communication apprehension with a positive attitude (e.g., No. 2).
Finally, it is sometimes argued that Shi͑ism is particularly close to mysticism and so to philosophy, but this is difficult to accept since all kinds of Muslims have been attracted to taṣawwuf and the latter does not seem to be linked with any particular doctrinal division in Islam.
A large part of it seemed to be linked with a dissatisfaction with Hilary Clinton.
The research, published as a letter to the editor in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, shows that there are four genetic markers that seem to be linked with stretch marks.
