Sentence examples for associated not just from inspiring English sources

Higher vaccination rates were associated not just with being older, but also with being better educated.

Perhaps more crucial, the item is associated not just with a cause but also with a heroic athlete at the peak of his popularity.

In the United States, populism has been associated not just with calls for economic equality but also with nativism and racial violence.

One person described the models' antics as "a backroom version of a Victoria's Secret show," while others deplored what they saw as a lack of craft and innovation — two qualities associated not just with Mugler but also with Paris fashion.

First, peripapillary CNV is associated not just with diseases affecting chorioretinal tissue adjacent to the disc but also with diseases affecting the optic nerve head.

And that tended to be associated not just with enforcement, but more complicated social dynamics such as how well people work together and participate in research and management.

That data will be donated to researchers, but it could also lead to new ways of addressing the finances associated with not just fertility, but other elective treatments.

The jihad also attracted some formerly non-Muslim Fulbe, who associated it not just with Islam but with freedom of the Fulbe from subordination to the Mandé peoples.

Equating being called antivaxx with a dehumanizing slur that is associated with not just decades but centuries of oppression, enslavement, abuse & death is the most tone deaf, arrogant thing you could do.

Yet the very real costs associated with not just carbon but all pollution are not part of what he discusses, even though he writes that this should be about "full cost" -- that is, not just the electricity bill but also the costs of "subsidies and grants".

The miracidia-to-sporocyst transition is associated with not just an expansion of germinal cells, but also numerous physiological and anatomical changes.