Sentence examples for ties to a specific from inspiring English sources

In fact, traditional radio's only advantage may lie in its main handicap: its ties to a specific region or city.

Generally, performers without firm ties to a specific niche suffered the strongest backlashes, notably Ms. Morissette and Hootie and the Blowfish.

She wasn't religious, had no ties to a specific cultural ritual, and the more she looked into the funeral industry the less she liked any of the options.

Compared with other US populations, Cajuns have had strong geographic ties to a specific region and have maintained a distinct community with a preserved language, Cajun French.

Even then, though, the justices ruled them invalid unless tied to a specific use.

It's the second trip tied to a specific Disney film, following a Scottish holiday pegged to the animation Brave.

My shaved head made me look more abstract, less tied to a specific race or sex or tribe.

The agreement will come under strain when the time comes to attack a group tied to a specific party.

"And then for it to happen and to be tied to a specific group of folk makes it worse.

Now, make sure your phone is unlocked i.e., that you're not tied to a specific cellular service provider.

While most efforts to use investments to further social goals are associated with liberal causes, the concept is not tied to a specific ideology.