Sentence examples for something linked with from inspiring English sources

If it is not vitamin D deficiency, then it must be something linked with it.

But the practice has since spread to the rest of the country, and is now widely seen as something linked with religion as well as with the old notions of tribal honor.

Depression is such a complex disorder and may fall into perhaps four (or more) major categories: one is that you'll have true neurobiological depression that really is a neurobiology disorder; the others are that you have something linked with, either caused by or co-occurring with, inflammatory, cardiovascular or metabolic disorders.

(FG11) Some said that they could not fully trust the NHS, which they characterised as ' big and bureaucratic': the size and bureaucracy being something they linked with lack of ability to protect sensitive personal and health information.

Every single week now there's something linking us with promotion, but I never even mention it and I won't until the job gets done".

By definition, a signature dish is something unique, indelibly linked with a particular chef or restaurant.

Jacquelin Magnay, in Melbourne's The Age, asked in "Tanks for the memory of Tiananmen 1989," "So was the IOC naive?" She quoted Rogge as saying: "We are idealists and idealism is something that is linked with naivety, but we fight for causes that we think are important and we want the media to work in the best possible way".

Who wouldn't want to feel that we were somehow linked with something so beautiful?

In Mr. Roth, he said, he discovered that "there was something I could be linked with that was not Woody Allen or the Marx Brothers or Goldman Sachs".

One resident has said: "When I tell people where I live they say, 'Oh, you live in that building with the Jesus sign.' I don't appreciate being linked with something like that … I know I'm not the only one who thinks that, there are plenty of others in this building who hate the thing".

But for all its natural charms, this town of 3,500 people is inextricably linked with something much less palatable: the systematic slaughter of thousands of dolphins for their meat.