Sentence examples for visible links from inspiring English sources

He wrote, "They lack real and visible links to things known to meet children's needs".

Birkenfeld in south-west Germany has only four GPs and no visible links to the traumas of the Middle East.

With each new case, the virus advanced, infecting larger clusters of patients, remaining for weeks in one community before re-emerging in another without visible links.

Some remnants of that building, along with the plaque, are now incorporated in the structure of the Hobbit Boutique Hotel - one of South Africa's last visible links with the author, who left for Britain at the age of three.

Janet Quadrant told me, "It's incredibly important to mobilise, because the visible links between racists marching unopposed, the normalisation of racism and actual violence against minority groups are undeniable.

Such interactions create what Mitchell refers to as "local and visible links", since individuals' knowledge of their neighbors' well-being comes from what they see and hear person-to-person rather than from impersonal, anonymized statistics [ 13].

The Chinatown buses are the most visible link in the network.

As the writer Dan Pink has shown, it's not just that there is currently no visible link between performance and pay; but high pay actually reduces performance.

It needs to be present, as a touchstone, as a direct visible link to their personal history and the history of New York and the world.

And look, there was Martina Navratilova, fresh from broadcasting a match for the Tennis Channel, walking through the crowd, a visible link to other great eras.

There are some ironies in the realization that the most visible link to a time when statesmanship and stately dancing were compatible undertakings may be the 59-year-old Mr. Hu, a child of the Chinese revolution.