Sentence examples for understood to be linked with from inspiring English sources

Conservation of biodiversity and natural resources is widely agreed as a global priority, not least because it is increasingly understood to be linked with efforts to improve well-being (Hassan et al. 2005).

Nuneaton boss Kevin Wilkin is among a host of names understood to be linked with the manager's job at AFC Telford.

Once thought benign, it is now understood to be linked with atherosclerosis and can thus serve to identify patients at increased risk for future cardiovascular events.

Leicester City are the latest club to be linked with former Manchester United and England star Owen Hargreaves, BBC Radio Leicester understands.

Although poorly understood, a species' ability to succeed might be linked with flowering time shifting if its fitness was directly dependent on when it flowered.

The 24-year-old forward today completed his transfer from Lille, for what is understood to be an £11million fee, and will link up with the rest of the squad who have returned from a successful Asia tour.

Black has been linked with a number of clubs from England but his preference is understood to be Ibrox.

Talks between Taymor and Spider-Man's producers, however, were understood to be continuing over whether she retains some link with the musical.

From ancient times, this inner spirit was understood to be part of our very fabric and the thread linking our fate with destiny.

Second, they can help business leaders understand that while downward envy can be linked with abusive supervision, those negative responses are not an inevitable outcome.

He understands that generalized economic class-based reforms must be linked with what he has correctly called "serious problems in this country with institutional racism, and a broken criminal justice system".