Sentence examples for traditional link from inspiring English sources

Investors mistakenly came to believe that the traditional link between share prices and profits no longer mattered.

This is better for security but not better for the charm factor or the traditional link that Wimbledon likes to promote.

In his autumn statement George Osborne confirmed that he would be breaking the traditional link between benefits and inflation next April with many parts of social security rising by just 1% a year.

And even though Corbyn seems unassuming, and reminds people of Labour's traditional link to the unions, he brings ideas that can solve problems while the ideas of Blair only made things worse".

But we have enough data on the subject to say with some decisiveness that our age of economic instability hasn't severed the traditional link between the bourgeois virtues and the hope of becoming, well, bourgeois.

In particular, Mr. Gore worries that thanks to the technology revolution, the traditional link between rising productivity and a rising standard of living for the middle class has been broken.

The town accepted an environmental impact statement prepared for Traditional Links by Dru Associates of Glen Cove.

William Talmage, a developer and a partner in Traditional Links, referred questions to Mr. Bakst.

Now why wasn't that clearly applicable principle of law applied in the Traditional Links case?

Kenneth S. Bakst, the managing member of Traditional Links, said in a statement, "The environmentalists made reasonable requests and we responded reasonably".

The traditional links — that a good Mormon is a good conservative — has been broken, many Mormon Tea Party members say.