Sentence examples for sharply linked from inspiring English sources

"While all of the colder, older cities in America looked troubled 30 years ago, the turnaround of some cities has been sharply linked to high levels of human capital, or a higher share of the population having college degrees, and in Buffalo today, one in five of its residents has a college degree as opposed to 27percentt for the U.S. as a whole".

This decrease is sharply linked to TOL showing the key role of the oxidised layer in crack initiation.

The financial turmoil sharply reduced business travel linked to mergers, acquisitions and other financial activities, the organization said.

The airline industry had losses in the first and second quarters of 2001, mainly because of sharply reduced business travel linked to the economic slowdown.

Studies have shown that while a patient's race and ethnicity can be linked to sharply different treatment courses and quality, better communication between doctors and patients of different backgrounds can reduce the disparities.

And world trade growth, to which China's economy and factory sector are linked, has slowed sharply.

Using virgin soy oil bought from producers in the Midwest, officials said that as of Friday, all of the city's 1,500 diesel vehicles were powered with the environmentally friendlier fuel, intended to sharply reduce toxic diesel exhaust linked to a higher risk of asthma and premature death.

Many foreign governments, including the United States and Britain, have sharply criticized Indonesia for failing to control militia groups linked to the military.

The financial sector is also closely linked to the health of the economy and responds sharply to slowing economic growth, it said.

As a deep cyclone near Japan linked up with the monsoon trough, the cyclone turned sharply northeast on August 20.

Several newspapers linked to Mr Alimucaj or to the former government have sharply criticised the clean-up.