Sentence examples for simple links from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cramer maintained that Pirates of the Amazon was legal, since the tool provided only simple links between two Web destinations, Amazon.com and the Pirate Bay.

With its generic graphics and simple links, the Philadelphia-area social network of the dead, called The Gay History Wiki, lacks the jaunty bulletin-board appeal of Facebook or MySpace.

Periscope has yet to reach that stage, meaning that broadcasters relied on Twitter to spread their videos, which until now were simple links to the stream or the Periscope app.

All bonds are simple links (connections).

Digests of news with simple links?

The semantic web deals with looking beyond simple links that make up the web to understand a deeper meaning and context behind that content.

A simple link will take people to the video and any ad accompanying it for free.

There is "no simple link between ownership structure and risk management," says John Duffy, KBW's boss.

My point here is simple: linking some hate literature to terrorism in Britain is a silly exercise.

In remarks that startled Labour, he said: "I don't think anyone – and no respected academic – would make a simple link between the increase in police officers and what has happened to crime.

Last Sunday, Nick Herbert, the policing minister, sparked fury when he said that "no respectable academic would make a simple link between the increase in the numbers of officers and what has happened to crime.