Sentence examples for as they associated from inspiring English sources
At the launch of her most recent book, The Food of Spain, she spoke about members of an Egyptian chefs' organisation who didn't want to cook their mothers' food as they associated it with poverty.
For example, worms starved in the presence of salt then moved away from high concentrations of salt in a new environment, as they associated it with lack of food.
In a previous study of relationship quality in ravens, these two behaviors were found to be indicative of high relationship value as they associated strongly with agonistic support (a clearly beneficial behavior), but not with variables thought to represent simply compatibility or tolerance (level of aggression, response to approaches, counter-intervention) [17].
According to the healthcare professionals, using insulin might be perceived by some patients as a stigma as they associated needles with drug abuse.
The majority of the patients fell under a biomedical explanation as they associated dementia with diseases, old age and life experience (stress).
However, some expatriate women considered polygamy to be less acceptable as they associated lawful polygamy with an increased risk of CC.
Epidemiological reports note that the community stopped coming to the outpatient department as they associated the epidemic with the Yambuku Mission Hospital, which eventually was closed on 30th September.
He argued that voters feel estranged from government and associate Democrats with government, just as they associate Labour with government.
Redox ionic liquids consisting of ions bearing redox moieties are receiving increasing interest in electrochemical applications, as they associate electroactive properties with the classical properties of ionic liquids.
Cult film fans consider themselves collectors, rather than consumers, as they associate consumers with mainstream, Hollywood audiences.
However, some Singaporeans decline to do so as they associate it with the People's Action Party, the ruling party in Parliament, rather than with the nation.
