Sentence examples for to linking from inspiring English sources
noun
A connection between places, people, events, things, or ideas.
- The mayor's assistant serves as the link to the media.
And libraries are central to linking up silos.
It said staff are committed to improving services and to linking strategy with outcomes.
The identification of the second body becomes crucial to linking Kodaira to the crime.
But they remain no closer to linking the shootings to any particular suspects or motive.
"Yet when it comes to linking her life story to the plot's distant history, she's on shakier ground".
Good internship is an integral part of the vocational curriculum and is vital to linking theory with practice.
A quick and inexpensive solution to linking patient care data at the point of service is required.
Delivering a lecture is a doddle compared to linking theory or research to real families, with everyone watching.
But there also is a clear political component to linking the insurance mandate to the insurance regulations.
One government commission strayed close to linking him to organised crime, but the attorney-general cleared him.
Though the science starts taking fictional leaps, enough of the logic remains sound; and he doesn't resort to linking unrelated details to make his plot.
