Sentence examples for associate with friends from inspiring English sources

"It has activated people at an unprecedented scale around climate change and environmental degradation," Luisa Abbott Galvao, a climate and energy associate with Friends of the Earth, told VICE News.

So far, the benefactor most associated with Friends of Hudson River Park has been the real estate developer Douglas Durst, who is co-chairman of the group's board.

The sale of mining licences at below-market value to firms associated with friends of the president has raised eyebrows.Congo remains plagued by corruption and by militias from the civil-war era.

A key part of the service is associating with friends.

In general, anyone who has been added to a list of Facebook "friends" is able to view all the material published by their friends, and even posts made by people outside their own network but associated with friends.

This study also indicated that substance use is significantly associated with friends or parental use of substances.

Friends' physical activity was more strongly related to individual activity than the physical activity of other groups [ 23], and descriptive norms associated with friends' physical activity were the strongest predictors of behaviour [ 24].

"It's not a real patient and so if you get it wrong there's no shame" "Freedom to palpate" "Also not the shyness/inhibitions associated with friends" "Being able to examine a patient that isn't a peer.

Compared to other studies that have evaluated only the number of peers who drink, in our study we have considered different friends' habits: non-drinkers, regular drinkers but few get drunk, regular drinkers and most get drunk: from our results, associating with friends who drink alcohol doesn't appear influential as long as they do not consume alcohol in excess.

It makes the experience more serious" "Very clear clinical signs and easier to examine than a real patient because I was less nervous" "It's not a real patient and so if you get it wrong there's no shame" "Freedom to palpate" "Also not the shyness/inhibitions associated with friends" "Being able to examine a patient that isn't a peer.

Avoid associating with friends who smoke.