Sentence examples for traditionally linked from inspiring English sources

The most useless So-whats are traditionally linked to either losing weight or getting rich quick.

Cancer rates of the head and neck are traditionally linked to public health issues.

They export high fashion, cosmetics, fine food -- delicacies traditionally linked to a woman's pleasure, if not her boudoir.

Football is indeed the day's feature attraction, but not the brand traditionally linked to the deep south.

Vernacular architecture is closely and traditionally linked to energy efficiency due to its adaptation to climate and location.

Mr. Tonna has championed causes more traditionally linked with the Democratic Party, including a living wage bill and affordable housing initiatives.

Labour is traditionally linked to the peace movement, and Mr Peres insists that he can still be a moderating influence on Mr Sharon.

In most states, applications for welfare, food stamps and Medicaid have been traditionally linked, which means that losing welfare often means losing all benefits.

Extended blood ties traditionally linked family groups and villages, with the major families striving for supremacy and regularly plunging the islands into warfare.

Histologic features traditionally linked to the diagnosis of L-GVHD (eg, bile duct damage, bile duct lymphocytic infiltration, portal inflammation, and ductopenia) had no association with patient outcome.

The backdrop and wings would reference the theatre that was traditionally linked to each act's defining style: the curtain from Palais Garnier; the slightly bombastic interior of the Lincoln Center; the symmetrical setting of the Mariinsky.