Sentence examples for symbiotically linked from inspiring English sources

How fitting that GMTV's ultimate demise should feel symbiotically linked to that of the New Labour government with which it was so nauseatingly cosy.

"If 70percentt of your military equipment is of Russian or Soviet origin, you are symbiotically linked to them for spares and ancillary equipment".

Symbiotically linked to the film of the same name, Plan B's return to hip-hop (his 2006 debut was a rap album) is a fierce polemic that impresses and frustrates in equal measure.

The German actor Ekkehard Schall, who has died aged 75, was a pillar of the Berliner Ensemble from its beginnings until 1989, when the German Democratic Republic (GDR), with which the theatre was symbiotically linked, ceased to exist.

It has become unavoidably clear over its recent outings that this movie franchise is one of those things whose health is regarded as symbiotically linked with that of the nation.

Sky's football coverage is symbiotically linked to the growth of the Premier League: first in the money Murdoch's empire pitchforks into the top division but also in the breadth and vibrancy of its programming.

The so-called Nanoarchaea seem to be linked symbiotically with the Ignicocci, because they could not be cultured alone.

In the highlands, divided into a number of mutually contrasting environments no one of which could have provided sufficient resources for the subsistence of a single settlement, villages were presumably linked to each other symbiotically.

Second, there is no trade-off between high productivity and high gains of symbiotically fixed N2 because they are positively linked through N demand (sink).

These arguments provide a mechanism for the evolution of symbiotically-linked prokaryotic ecologies characterized by extensive gene interchange and coupled protein and energy exchange systems.

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