Sentence examples for arguably associated with from inspiring English sources

Likewise, Nazarbayev's enthusiastic push for rapprochement with the bloc in 2009 2010 was arguably associated with negative consequences of the 2008 financial crisis for Kazakhstan (Kurmanguzhin, 2016: p. 111).

The ageing process is arguably associated with higher awareness of health and diet-disease relationships [ 51], stronger perceived diet effectiveness [ 52].

The mechanism of DA action is arguably associated with inducing apoptosis of tumor cells; the authors found that DA decreased the expression of anti-apoptotic protein Bcl-2 and increased expression of pro-apoptotic Bax protein [ 41 ].

"It's not the kind of brand Grey would arguably be associated with," Tor Myhren, president and chief creative officer at Grey New York, acknowledged, but Mike's executives said they wanted "a campaign that broke through, made a bold statement, forced people to reappraise the brand and look at it in a different way".

These guidebook series also project characteristics arguably (if unfairly) associated with their countries of origin.

Arguably, this could be associated with universities admitting more students to the extent of even admitting unqualified ones for the sake of getting more funds via admitted students under government sponsorship.

The prospect of a player in the shirt of the Three Lions, displaying the kind of skills and intelligence currently associated with arguably the world's most talented footballer is a mouth-watering one.

Apple touted the open USB-C standard as one of the strengths of the new MacBook, and now that accessory makers are starting to get into the game, it's going to ease arguably the biggest pain associated with Apple's aggressively futuristic single-port notebook design.

It featured an extended combination of Mediterranean Sundance and Río Ancho; this became arguably the piece most associated with the musicians.

The brain seems to compensate for the loss of sensory input by increasing synaptic development and arguably new neural wiring associated with the unaffected side.

Unlike influenza transmission in the tropics that greatly varies geographically, the consistent wintertime influenza peak in temperate regions is often associated with, arguably, the corresponding dry and cold climate [7], [8].