inextricably

“NEW YORK - It's a name inextricably linked with Sept. 11, with huge, catastrophic loss - Cantor Fitzgerald.”

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion

“Those issues were in inextricably bound together with the issue of slavery.”

Virginia governor declares April as Confederate History Month

“The history of rats (the furry kind, not the inflatable kind) in inextricably entwined with the history of humans.”

The Washington Post: Raising a big stink? Try the rat. Demand is high, so unions must plan ahead and pay to put 'Scabby' on the line

“The state of Virginia has always faced challenges in commemorating its participation in the Civil War, bound up as its narrative inextricably is with the institution of slavery.”

The Washington Post: Textbook error: Virginia's Confederate troops and the perils of online research

“Dolores Huerta, internationally recognized civil rights leader and activist, is a name inextricably linked to the United Farm Workers movement as well as to many other significant social and political struggles since the 1950s.”

La Bloga

“It may appear strange to think of Congress in Orissa without JB Patnaik, a name inextricably linked not only to the Congress but to politics in Orissa as a whole almost for the last 32 years.”

Zee News : India National

“Indeed, his name is inextricably linked to that perspective—immortalized in "Hubbert's Peak.”

The Wall Street Journal: There Will Be Oil

“But since there are likely to be many disputed claims ( "This is America -- come on," BP chief executive Tony Hayward told the Times of London on Wednesday), having your company's name inextricably linked to a disaster can't help when a jury begins assigning damages.”

The Washington Post: BP touts itself as 'green,' but faces PR disaster with 'BP oil spill'

“There remains the question already alluded to as inextricably bound up with American labor problems: How does the American tariff affect wages?”

Scientific American Supplement, No. 481, March 21, 1885