Sentence examples for the question of links from inspiring English sources

An article in Science Times last Tuesday about the question of links between cancer and the environment misstated the name of an advocacy group in San Francisco whose director urged the use of the least toxic alternatives to chemicals that may cause cancer.

Then there is the question of links.

"You find not infrequently now that there will be a section, and it will have a fairly typical analysis, and then it will be followed by a section labelled 'What we don't know.' " There have been frequent reports of tension between the Defense Department and the C.I.A., particularly on the question of the links between Saddam and Al Qaeda.

All this prompts the question of what links, if any, there are between Boko Haram in Nigeria and its al-Qaeda allies.

Our assumption about activity discrimination raises the question of the links between individual capability and the complexity of collective responses.

A lawyer for Lilly said after Dr. Gueriguian's testimony that the company had shared all it knew with the F.D.A. and that the question of the link between Zyprexa and diabetes was still a subject of scientific debate.

Such an depiction may also provide answers to the question of the link between hedging and enterprise value.

They focus on the question of alcohol linked to cultural patterns, the question of speeding related to scene comprehension, the importance of naturalistic driving for having a better knowledge of practices, and the role of management and education to prevent and reduce impact of suicides and trespasses for railway accidents.

I've seen a few articles over the past couple days that raise the question of a link between groundwater depletion and the recent quake in Napa Valley, and it's a tempting connection to make.

Here, we revisit the question of the link between BBH and orthology using three lines of investigation.

Presumably the accelerated growth rate provides this advantage, and raises the question of the link between growth rate and susceptibility to apoptosis.