Sentence examples for a long-term association from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing this as a long-term association," he said.

Rose may be three years Donald's junior but the Englishmen have had a long-term association.

"In the instance of the Lusso, McQueen had a long-term association with that car, and there was plenty of photo documentation of him with it.

The Jets and cornerback Darrelle Revis had a chance to set the course for a long-term association in the "Hard Knocks" summer of 2010.

In 1979 he began a long-term association with the research organization RAND Corporation, in Santa Monica, Calif., and Washington, D.C.

I was recently appointed associate artist at Tamasha Theatre Company, who I'm thrilled have accepted my invitation to collaborate with Mulberry School in a move it is hoped could become a long-term association.

OPXV antibodies were found in several other geographically separated populations of this species over a period of two years, suggesting a long term association between the virus and host [19].

Further, we show that symbionts acquired by feeding may be ultimately excreted ("contamination"), or invade the hemocoel and persist throughout the host lifetime, two distinct and sequential steps in the establishment of a long term association.

Although the role of ROS and antioxidants in maintaining symbiosis in vivo has not yet been determined, it will be interesting to see if these pathways differentiate between insects that can establish a long term association with symbionts and those that cannot.

However, no studies have evaluated a possible long-term association between maternal preeclampsia and asthma or lung function in offspring.

Some of these symbioses are likely to be ancient, and their establishment in nutrient-rich coastal regions where free-living Synechococcus are particularly common [ 43] is possibly encouraged via a close, long-term association [ 44].