Sentence examples for very linked to from inspiring English sources

"The new museum will remain very linked to the core subject of the institution and its sense of place," she said.

Miller describes herself as "very linked" to her childhood, and it was obviously a happy one - at 39, she seems to miss it.

Politeness is very linked to tolerance, the capacity to live alongside people whom one will never agree with, but at the same time can't avoid.

Events in Jerusalem or Jenin are very linked to Britain's imperial legacy – and injustices there hold a special kind of symbolism.

It's very, very linked to the equity market.

Now this issue becomes very linked to point 6 of the Open Letter regarding the question of takfir (declaring a person as a non-Muslim).

And similarly, as children -- infants, toddlers and throughout the phases of psycho-social development -- how do we move away from our mother, the person who was initially our very link to life?

I think this is really, really not a military question, that it is very, very much linked to government decisions," he told Israel's Army Radio.

These categories of smell are both very recognizable and very strongly linked to certain chemistry — sulfur compounds for garlic, ammonia compounds for fish — which made them particularly tractable.

"We've got a very good head of security in Tony Conniford and are very well linked to Cobra and people like that.

We're at risk of losing the very link to the great nature of which we're a part, and on that score we run the risk of becoming even more blinded.