Sentence examples for too linking from inspiring English sources

Many argue that the theory has been borne out for cyclists, too, linking the Netherlands' impressive safety record with its high proportion of cyclists.

"Corsican music became too linked to nationalism," he said.

Michèle Alliot-Marie, the justice minister, is too linked to the Chirac era.

In the second stage, this unit gives way to the real, it too linked one-for-one to the dollar.

While African art was the rage in Paris at the time, he felt it was too linked to human rituals and animals.

"Hearing Secret Harmonies," the final installment, seemed strangely contemporary, caught up in the social revolutions of the day, and yet anachronistic too, linked to a narrative that reached back to the early 1920's.

As it happens, this too linked scientists in Britain and the Low Countries.

When Ted Cruz responded to Rubio, he too linked immigration with terrorism and bragged that he's been drawing that connection even longer than Rubio has.

I would like to see President Obama rid himself of top advisors such as Mr. Emmanuel who are too linked to Clinton policies favoring corporate America.

Some felt that the Clintons were too linked to Hollywood money, as the Bush presidency has been to oil, but what we really need is true independence from industry!

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