Sentence examples for are associating from inspiring English sources
verb
To join in or form a league, union, or association.
"People are associating Lowe's with home builders, but we think they're less sensitive to interest rates," Mr. Maran said.
Increasingly, restaurants with the highest aspirations in food, service and design are associating themselves with cultural institutions.
"Contemporary artists are associating the home with a sense of movement, insecurity and precariousness," says the Hayward's director, Ralph Rugoff.
"People are associating the bad economic situation with the EU integration process," said Adrian Lupusor, executive director of Expert-Grup, an economic thinktank in Chisinau.
But by lending your name and image to PepsiCo, you are associating those positive attributes with a product that is quite literally sickening Americans".
"We're hoping to rise above the skepticism consumers have with brands that are associating themselves with 9/11," said one board member, Lori Senecal, the chief executive of the Kirshenbaum Bond Senecal & Partners agency, part of MDC Partners.
These are associated with primitive flake implements.
Still others are associated with psychiatric causes.
The deposits are associated with natural gas.
Estrogen receptors are associated with pain processing.
Yachts are associated with the holidays.
