Sentence examples for associated with world from inspiring English sources

In your article, it seems that an underlying assumption is that money is able to remedy many problems associated with world poverty.

For coverage of religious conceptions of ethics and the ethical systems associated with world religions, see Buddhism; Christianity; Confucianism; Hinduism; Jainism; Judaism; Sikhism.

During this time, interest rates remained very low and it took the big fiscal expansion associated with World War II to exit the Great Depression".

Because the Olympics take place on an international stage, it is not surprising that they have been plagued by the nationalism, manipulation, and propaganda associated with world politics.

The most recognizable symbol of Remembrance Sunday is the red poppy, which became associated with World War I memorials after scores of the flowers bloomed in the former battlefields of Belgium and northern France.

Tom Brokaw and Stephen Ambrose, Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg -- these are names now as closely associated with World War II as, say, Bob Dole, names that have helped foster a new cycle of memory, helped the untutored post-Vietnam generations imagine the scale and the significance of World War II as well as its individual dramas.

"So this is in keeping with our desire to be associated with world-class organizations".

(Are there courses yet in tattoo studies?) One anthropologist, Susan Benson, has pointed out that in the West, tattoos have been associated with worlds that restrict the body: on ships or in prisons.

In the next section, the weights associated with worlds are related to subjective ignorance probability.

His Jackson, whom he portrays from backwoods boyhood to uneasy afterlife, is a study in the ravenous, paranoia-driven urge to seduce and conquer that we associate with world leaders and rock stars.

Each context \(c\) is associated with a world, called 'the world of \(c\)'.