Sentence examples for associated involved from inspiring English sources

And one way of forging bonds is of course being associated, involved, emotionally tied to a soccer team".

Then, two genes SPA1 (Pand_14890) and SPA17 (Pa_6_4800) belonging to the recently defined SPA-family (for septal pore- associated) involved in septal plugging in N. crassa are found (Lai et al. 2012).

The impressive retrotransposition activity (perhaps L1 associated) involving HSPA8 is also consistent with the very high level of expression of this gene in comparison with the other members of the hsp70 family.

Exemplarily, we predicted local structural elements specific to lincRNAs likely functionally associating involved transcripts to vital processes of the human nervous system.

"Martinez arranged for associates involved in the scheme to submit fake invoices for work that Martinez knew had not been done," the acting United States attorney, Lev L. Dassin, said.

Even yesterday, many who had closely followed the trial declined to comment — some were lawyers representing clients entangled in investigations while others had friends or business associates involved in cases.

"We adjusted our pay practices at that time and determined that back wages should be paid for the associates involved," Mr. Rossiter said.

The fraudulently inflated amounts, which Mr. Khan referred to as "overhead," would be paid out, and the subcontractors would kick back a portion of the payments to Mr. Khan and other associates involved in the scheme, prosecutors said.

"We adjusted our pay practices at that time and determined that back wages should be paid for the associates involved".

A Nixon associate involved in the attempts said that in 1960 "the CIA had been in touch with Nixon [and] it was Nixon who had him to a deal with the Mafia in Florida to kill Castro".

Associates thought it was suicidal for him to wade into the "Florida Terror" at a time when he was irreplaceable to the burgeoning civil rights movement, but the lawyer would not shrink from the fight--not after the Klan had murdered one of Marshall's NAACP associates involved with the case and Marshall had endured continual threats that he would be next.