Sentence examples for tied to which from inspiring English sources

Voters' opinions on the personal traits of Clinton and Trump are closely tied to which candidate they support.

Palley points out in his paper, however, that the success of such a policy would be tied to which types of financial institutions were included in the new regulations.

They needed to find ways to keep track of bids on thousands of keywords, and to measure which ads, tied to which keywords, produced which sales -- and then to figure out if they had bid the right amount for the ad.

The fate of the city's groundwater cleanup effort — and its overall goal to cut dependence on imported water — is closely tied to which bond proposal, if any, wins the approval of lawmakers, Gov. Jerry Brown and voters.

So, for maximum distance, make the wheels on the drive axle (the one the mousetrap is tied to, which is usually the rear one) very large.

(The screenings are tied to Global Entrepreneurship Week, which begins on Monday).

Yearly increases would be tied to inflation — which typically rises more slowly than spending on medical costs.

The team would no longer be tied to YankeeNets, which is disbanding, or Yankee Global Enterprises, the planned successor company.

But both are tied to advertising, which has nowhere to go but down.

Banyan Tree's fortunes remain tied to Thailand, which contributes half of the chain's earnings.

The problem is attributable partly to these questions being necessarily tied to ICHD, which makes it difficult to resolve because there is very limited scope for change.