Sentence examples for traditionally linked to from inspiring English sources
The most useless So-whats are traditionally linked to either losing weight or getting rich quick.
They export high fashion, cosmetics, fine food -- delicacies traditionally linked to a woman's pleasure, if not her boudoir.
Labour is traditionally linked to the peace movement, and Mr Peres insists that he can still be a moderating influence on Mr Sharon.
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.
There is a case to be made that ministerial portfolios and budgets, traditionally linked to any one Whitehall department, should instead be linked to policy portfolios that span multi-ministry or departmental lines.
The $8 million figure is a minimum payment, he stressed, and higher-margin deals were traditionally linked to agreements to sell soft drinks in schools, which New York City refuses to do.
Training in the restoration of degraded land in Spain has traditionally been linked to qualifications related to the environment, such as Forestry Engineering, Agronomy, Mining and science degrees like Biology, Environmental Science and Geology.
Climate effects on landscape evolution during the Late Pleistocene Holocene transition (∼14.6 8 ka) in southwestern North America traditionally are linked to the activity of the North American Monsoon and to vegetation change related to a decrease in winter precipitation acting in response to orbital cyclicity.
A 1000 year-old skeleton of a woman was discovered in the caves by Balch in 1912, and has also traditionally been linked to the legendary witch.
Top predator removal has received much attention for its ecological effects, especially in terms of trophic cascades, which have traditionally been linked to demographic and behavioral responses of prey populations [7], [8], [9], [10], [11].
Poly(ADP-ribosyl) polymerases (PARPs) have traditionally been linked to chromosome maintenance and DNA repair.
