Sentence examples for too closely linked from inspiring English sources

Is that about not wanting to become too closely linked with the music?

Yes, but I don't want him to be too closely linked with me or Antoine Doinel.

But it is obvious in the abstract that anger could never defeat fear; the two emotions are too closely linked.

Most American officials regarded groups like Hakim's Badr organization as too closely linked with Iran and therefore untrustworthy.

The band have in recent years declined all offers to tour the record, feeling it was too closely linked to the febrile, anarchic atmosphere of those early gigs.

As Mr. Thompson's right-hand man who oversaw the integration of several big deals, he may also be too closely linked to the old regime.

IRI is also closely linked to Sen. John McCain.

Trafficking is also closely linked to migration.

What they don't seem to realise is that these too are closely linked to the inequality that feminism seeks to address.

The government must also lead, as to its credit it has done, on striving to resolve the multiple crises of childhood poverty, social disadvantage and educational underachievement, for these too are closely linked and they demand action across a much wider spectrum of public policy than education alone.

Even our most closely linked markers are too sparsely located for association mapping in these populations.