The name of the town seems inexorably linked to the name of the Hunyadi family ( also known as Corvinus ).

The Stampede has become inexorably linked to the city's identity.

Scopes may have actually been innocent of the crime to which his name is inexorably linked.

Traditionally, historians had dated the Middle Ages from the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century, a theory Edward Gibbon famously put forward in the 18th century, and which is inexorably linked to the supposition of a Roman " decline " from a previous classic ideal.

In the past, concepts of royalty, coronation and deity were often inexorably linked.

Sound design was also praised, described as " inexorably linked " to the experience and " at least very pristine " with " perfectly implemented " sound effects, running in Dolby Pro Logic II.

The history of San Lorenzo de El Escorial is inexorably linked to the construction of the monastery and the town named El Escorial.

Anticipating a new wave of the Industrial Revolution, Parsons predicted that art and design would soon be inexorably linked to the engines of industry.

Warfield also linked his views to an unusual understanding of, premised on Meyer's exegesis of the same passage, which presupposed a global conquest of the gospel in order for the supposed prophecy in that verse to be realized, which inexorably leads to a literal fulfillment of the third petition of the Lord's Prayer: " Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven.

Although not specifically linked by any negotiated agreement, it became clear that the Force Bill and Compromise Tariff of 1833 were inexorably linked.

" Ian Watson of NME wrote: "' The Scientist ' is a song inexorably linked with the endless night sky and the secret hopes and regrets of a hundred thousand strangers.

Polanyi argued that the development of the modern state went hand in hand with the development of modern market economies and that these two changes were inexorably linked in history.

In public affairs, Albrecht opposed the ministry of Ferdinand Graf Beust at every point, expressing the most inexorably reactionary views.

Doyle presented Ireland's Top Earners in 2008, later recalled by John Boland in the Irish Independent as a programme that came about " just when the country was sliding inexorably into economic ruin and in which Doyle swooned over the wealth that had been amassed by Seán Quinn " bankrupt.

The town is also inexorably tied to politician " Long John " Wentworth and his efforts to move the State of Illinois border with Wisconsin from being even with the bottom of Lake Michigan to the current line of where it is now.

In this Marxist-influenced essay, Greenberg claimed that true avant-garde art is a product of the Enlightenment's revolution of critical thinking, and as such resists and recoils from the degradation of culture in both mainstream capitalist and communist society, while acknowledging the paradox that, at the same time, the artist, dependent on the market or the state, remains inexorably attached " by an umbilical cord of gold ".

Although the denarius remained the backbone of the Roman economy from its introduction in 211 BC until it ceased to be normally minted in the middle of the third century, the purity and weight of the coin slowly, but inexorably decreased.

Many of the signposts on his journey to meet fate were predicted exactly as they occur, and his search leads him inexorably to the scene of the crime, where he cannot stop himself from killing the other man.

" One month after the election of Ronald Reagan, Feld being an editor of ' Bulletin of the American Atomic Scientists ' reported that his publication had decided to move the hands on the Doomsday Clock featured on its cover from seven to four minutes to midnight, because, as ' the year drew to a close, the world seemed to be moving unevenly but inexorably closer to nuclear disaster ' ".

Richard Sakwa, author of the book The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union: 1917 – 1991, takes a dimmer view of the Brezhnev era by claiming that growth rates fell " inexorably " from the 1950s until they stopped completely in the 1980s.

Seeing an item from his real present wrenches him out of his hypnotically-induced time trip, and Richard feels himself rushing backwards with Elise screaming his name in horror as he is pulled inexorably out of 1912.

Fischer was the first German historian to support the negative version of the " Sonderweg " or " special path "' interpretation of German history, which holds that the way German culture and society developed from the Reformation onwards ( or from a later time, such as the establishment of the German Reich of 1871 ) inexorably culminated in the Third Reich.

The inner radius r < sub > inner </ sub > is unstable, because the attractive third force strengthens much faster than the other two forces whenr becomes small ; if the particle slips slightly inwards from r < sub > inner </ sub > ( where all three forces are in balance ), the third force dominates the other two and draws the particle inexorably inwards to r = 0.

Riggs defended Tongues Untied for its ability to “ shatter this nation's brutalizing silence on matters of sexual and racial difference .” He explained that the widespread attack on PBS and the National Endowment for the Arts by moral critics in response to the film was predictable, since “ any public institution caught deviating from their puritanical morality is inexorably blasted as contributing to the nation's social decay .” In his defense, Riggs claimed that “ implicit in the much overworked rhetoric about ' community standards ' is the assumption of only one central community ( patriarchal, heterosexual and usually white ) and only one overarching cultural standard ( ditto ) to which television programming must necessarily appeal .” Riggs stated that ironically, the censorship campaign against Tongues Untied actually brought more publicity to the film than it would have otherwise received and thus allowed it to achieve its initial aim of challenging societal standards regarding depictions of race and sexuality.

This film by Ivan Sen uses archival footage from early 1960s to 2001 and builds an intimate and honest portrait of Perkins life bound inexorably with the most dramatic political shifts in Australian Indigenous policy.

Thus environmental history, like environmentalism, is perceived as entrenched pessimism, a litany of degeneration, failure, loss, decline and decay – a progressive downward spiral leading inexorably to global catastrophe, a kind of environmental eschatology – often portrayed as proceeding from some halcyon golden age of the past.

It was she who, from the very beginning, had used her potent magic to draw David and Louis inexorably towards her so that she would receive the Dark Gift of vampirism.

The mission of the Eleventh Air Force moved inexorably from statically defending Alaska against a bomber threat to committing its forces to worldwide deployment.

The story line is telegraphed from word one and the meticulous unfolding plot plods ahead inexorably without the slightest bit of suspense.

Ruthe Stein of the San Francisco Chronicle stated, " Latifah's latest vehicle inexorably marches toward an ending you can see coming from the first reel ...

Since the 1950s, when Lacan and Foucault argued that each epoch has its own knowledge system, which individuals are inexorably entangled with, many post-structuralists have used historicism to describe the view that all questions must be settled within the cultural and social context in which they are raised.

Both sides agree that the resistibility of grace is inexorably bound up with the theological system's view of humanity's inability to respond to God and of the extent of God's grace.

Carter Harrison CribIn 1915, when Harrison left office, Chicago had essentially reached its modern size in land area, and had a population of 2, 400, 000 ; the city was moving inexorably into its status as a major modern metropolis.

When the film was screened in New York in 2005, film critic Joshua Land wrote, " Little Fugitive shines as a beautifully shot document of a bygone Brooklyn — any drama here resides in the grainy black-and-white cinematography, with its careful attention to the changes in light brought on by the inexorably advancing sun ... Filled with ' Aw, fellas!

Joined to fill out lists of Titans to form a total that made a match with the Twelve Olympians, Crius was inexorably involved in the ten-year-long war between the Olympian gods and Titans, the Titanomachy.

One of the first leaders inexorably to gain fanatical support through the use of microphone technology was Germany's Adolf Hitler.

Toying with their watcher on a fine autumn afternoon was one thing, but the atmosphere was in fact growing inexorably serious.

The second objective of the Synthetic Philosophy was to show that these same laws led inexorably to progress.

The Spartan right wing was inexorably driven back until they at last retreated to their camp on higher ground and protected by trenches.

It was obvious in political circles that the Union of South Africa was headed inexorably towards republicanism.

Horror was added to shock when the number of entrants correctly guessing the right answer continued to inexorably rise.

Resultantly bereft of trade, the town was abandoned by the merchants, and slid inexorably into decay and ruin.

Those affected had to pay one set of levies to the local council for land which was now underwater, because their title deeds did not show the existence of the creek, a second levy to the SRWSC for using creek waters for irrigation purposes, and a third levy to the Thomson River Improvement Trust which was supposed to prevent further erosion by the creek-which nonetheless continued to grow inexorably with each new flood.

However, the trial court refused this request and instructed the jury that if they found that Reynolds, under religious influence, " deliberately married a second time, having a first wife living, the want of consciousness of evil intent — the want of understanding on his part that he was committing crime — did not excuse him, but the law inexorably, in such cases, implies criminal intent.

The royal lineage was traced through its women and, the rulers and the religious institutions were inexorably woven together in traditions that remained quite stable over a period of three thousand years.

It is unlikely that he was a target as the political scene in Southern Africa was moving inexorably towards its present state .... I discounted the theory as being almost totally beyond the realms of feasibility.