Sentence examples for usually linked with from inspiring English sources

Its representation as a lion is usually linked with the Nemean lion slain by Heracles (Hercules).

In that narrower meaning, meteoroid is usually linked with the terms meteor, meteorite, or both.

HERMÈS, Ferragamo and Hugo Boss are names usually linked with shopping on Fifth and Madison Avenues or at an upscale regional mall.

Extrusive activity is found in both continental and marine environments, whereas plutonic intrusions are usually linked with areas of uplift such as the Caledonian and Acadian belts of Europe and eastern North America.

And, while some of the alleged tax evaders may be the war criminals, gunrunners or despots usually linked with secret foreign bank accounts, the target of the latest efforts are much more likely to include rich businessmen and high-net-worth individuals.

This is also true of most Old French love romances in verse: the tragic ending is rare and is usually linked with the theme of the lover who, finding his or her partner dead, joins the beloved in death, either by suicide or from grief.

In most instances, the Care Group projects were implemented district-wide, usually linking with government health services.

Deletions in the AZFb region of the human Y are usually linked to problems with fertility in patients; however, microdeletions in the AZFb region affecting only HSFY do not seem to impair fertility [ 6].

The former property is considered to be associated with open chromatin usually linked to active transcription while the latter with condensed chromatin associated to repressed transcription states ([16], [17], [18].

But while some of the ultras are Islamists, their groups (usually linked to clubs) are not associated with the blacklisted movement.

Although organohalide respiration with PCBs is usually linked to growth, dechlorination by DF-1 is decoupled from growth at high cell densities with no decrease in the dechlorination rate.