Sentence examples for time linked to from inspiring English sources

In a concession to creditors, the coupon is expected to escalate beyond 4 percent over time, linked to the growth of the Greek economy.

Mr McCluskey says such action could happen again, but this time linked to issues including pensions, jobs and pay.

The ASCA models calculated on two separate regions (2900 2250 cm−1 and 1500 980 cm−1) shows differences for average time levels and the interaction between yeast types and time linked to carbon dioxide, maltose consumption and ethanol production, respectively.

Babel, who was a Liverpool player at the time, linked to a mocked-up picture of referee Howard Webb in a Manchester United shirt in reference to the official awarding a penalty to the home side and sending off visiting captain Steven Gerrard in Liverpool's 1-0 FA Cup defeat at Old Trafford.

Brown was, at the time, linked to Linda Ronstadt, and Schieffer wanted to meet her.

- Big rise in sextortion victims, with tens of thousands at risk. - High levels of screen time linked to cancer and heart disease.

The sock puppets debated with other posters, each time linking to other sock puppets to support their arguments, creating the impression of an army of engaged scholars espousing Norman Golb's ideas.

At the same time, linking to stories on other sites, including those owned by AOL and otherwise, will still be a big part of the mix.

The second Arsenal goal was a virtual carbon copy of the first, Ludlow and White this time linking to give Little the chance to side-foot home in the 55th minute.

The decision and likelihood to use herbal options to promote breastfeeding performance was at times linked to women's personal preference.

Assimilation contrast theory suggests that perceived waiting time be linked to expected waiting time and its gap leads to customers' overall evaluation of service.