Sentence examples for associate might be from inspiring English sources

The cheers on the first hole are now not for Woods, but for his team-mate (team associate might be a more fitting word) Phil Mickelson.

Investigators arrived at the red-brick terraced house in the Ozone Park neighbourhood of Queens this week armed with shovels and pneumatic drills, after an informant reportedly claimed a long-missing mob associate might be buried in the basement or back garden.

Lessons for academe and for the postdoctoral associate might be learned from management scholarship and the continuing development of responsive, state-of-the-art human resource programs.

Key associates might be said to be co-operating, or to have completely recanted their allegiance to jihad.

While you're absorbing sun and spray, Mr. Totah and his associates might be declaiming on native grasses and animal habitat, bird migration and clam beds, local history and the future of the aquifer.

Shearman & Sterling, a law firm based in New York with about 1,000 lawyers in 18 offices worldwide, has quietly informed employees that as many as 10percentt of its associates might be laid off because of the slowing economy, a person close to the firm said yesterday.

Similarly, it's possible that Donald Trump Jr. committed a crime by conspiring to obtain electorally valuable information from a foreign government, and other Trump associates might be charged with something related to Russia.

As a consequence the structural effort and the associated costs might be kept on a comparatively low level.

It has been indicated that Telomeres and associated pathways might be the critical components in the disease etiology, though the mechanism(s) involved are not clear.

Def1 self-associates and might be either a dimer or a multimeric protein.

Anaerobic PD-associated peritonitis might be predominantly caused by contamination, rather than intra-abdominal events.