Sentence examples for was no clear link from inspiring English sources

There was no clear link between this fare and everything else, but who cared when it was this good?

Late tonight, American intelligence officials said there was no clear link between Al Qaeda or other terrorist groups and the North Korean ship.

This week, an international study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development showed there was no clear link between awarding teachers performance-related pay and improving standards in schools.

Psychologist Sara E Rosenquist noted the complexity of the research, including a Finnish study of married couples which found that husbands and wives often carried different strains of the virus in their genitals and mouths, and indeed had different strains of the virus from each other, and there was no clear link with oral sex.

And although NSF said that there was no clear link in this case, it did halt the 6-week cruise for days and then took steps to avoid whales, including shortening planned mapping tracks and reducing air gun noise levels.

In the remaining two cases there was no clear link to the hospital environment.

Two years ago, Shelli began collecting studies on homework, most of which suggest that, particularly for younger grades, there is no clear link between work at home and school performance.

The spokesman then quoted Guardian media commentator Roy Greenslade, who stressed in a Guardian blog that "that there is no clear link – indeed any link – between what Littlejohn wrote and the death of Lucy Meadows".

The spokesman then quoted Guardian media commentator Roy Greenslade, who stressed in a Guardian blog "that there is no clear link – indeed any link – between what Littlejohn wrote and the death of Lucy Meadows".

The team also concludes that there is no clear link between greater bed availability and an individual hospital's ability to respond better to emergency pressures - although low availability is associated with longer queues for routine operations.

Even if you do not like comparing the United States with Europe, it is widely acknowledged that within the United States there is no clear link between higher spending on health care and longer life, less disability or better quality of life.