Sentence examples for used to be linked from inspiring English sources

Art and literature used to be linked more closely than they are today.

"We used to be linked to players from Barnsley and Oxford; now they're talking about us signing a £20m player from Benfica".

Similarly, a highly educated wife used to be linked to greater odds of divorce, but that pattern has at least weakened in European countries taken together, and reversed in the most developed ones.

This means most of us are going to feel poorer, particularly families on low income, because many government benefits and tax credits – which used to be linked to inflation – have been frozen until 2020, so while prices go up, these families won't receive any extra financial assistance.

They used to be intrinsically linked.

Security used to be exclusively linked to clients' physical protection; however, new technologies have introduced new forms of breaches.

Although not as important as they used to be, reciprocal links do still matter with Google.

Insulin use appeared to be linked to increased cancer risk for all cancer sites studied (except for female breast cancer).

Cocaine use is said to be linked to heart disease and can cause long-term erosion of cognitive brain function.

In addition, adolescent cannabis use was shown to be linked to psychiatric disorders.

To much cell phone use may be linked to depression in teens.