Sentence examples for an active associate from inspiring English sources

He had been a Washington resident for many years and was still an active associate of the Brookings Institution there.

The newly ennobled Conservative peer also plans to become an active associate of a "strategic communications consultancy" set up by his wife and will advise on health and social care.

He is an adviser to the management consultancy Bain & Co, which has healthcare clients, and the subscription firm MAP BioPharma, and is an active associate of Low, a strategic consultancy set up by his wife, Sally Low, which specialises in "creating policy-rich events".

Whatever it's about, a reader requires an active, associate intelligence to return Enrigue's intriguing serve.

To improve eating habits, spend time with people who eat well; if you want to be physically active, associate with active people.

P-TEFb is present in cells in an active form associated with the recruiting factor Brd4 [33], [33], and in repressed form associated with the hexamethylene bisacetamide -induced proteins HEXIM1 or HEXIM2 and 7SK RNA [9], [10], [27], [28], [34], [35].

During the closing days of the 1982 Minnesota gubernatorial race, Dan Cohen, an active Republican associated with Wheelock Whitney's Independent-Republican gubernatorial campaign, approached reporters from the St. Paul Pioneer Press Dispatch (Pioneer Press) and the Minneapolis Star and Tribune Star Tribunee) and offered to provide documents relating to a candidate in the upcoming election.

LPS induces both COX-2 and ADM and may be an active component associated with blood pressure modulation [65], [70].

These islands are the result of an active volcanism associated with the divergence of the African, Eurasian and American tectonic plates.

Internalised immunotoxin was recycled back to the plasma membrane in an active form associated with vesicles which appeared to be derived predominantly from multivesicular endosomes.

This suggests that propagation of tau pathology is an active process, associated with synapses, and might not be due solely to the release of tau from dying neurons.