Sentence examples for associates almost from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abraham devises the fund's strategies with a team of eight associates, almost all of whom also grew up in Canadian.

During most of his professional life, Giuliani has situated himself at the center of a tight-knit group of associates, almost all of them white and male, whose foremost attribute is devotion to him.

And it was far from over for Sulzberger, whose business decisions and editorial judgment have sometimes been questioned by associates almost from the time that he took over from his father.

But the profilers said that it was highly unusual for a woman – and especially a new mother – to engage in a form of visceral, predatory violence that the clinical literature associates almost exclusively with men.

The 15-nation Security Council, which is scheduled to discuss Mr. Annan's report on Monday, imposed the arms embargo, a ban on diamond exports and a travel ban on Mr. Taylor and his top associates almost a year ago, after accusing the government of fueling the civil war in Sierra Leone through an illicit arms-for-diamonds trade.

And before jumping to the faulty conclusion that anti-Black sexism seems no worse than the racial profiling and state-sanctioned violence that the media associates almost exclusively with Black boys and men, remember that Black girls experience both.

And I realize that I associate almost all of what I read with my mother.

The whole set-up suggests that Britain is now guilty of the sort of intellectual laziness once associated (almost solely) with America (er, sorry).

As the product of a creative period associated almost exclusively with its commercial fate – losses of about $40m – Heaven's Gate has been a magnet for revisionists.

This was a very particular kind of excitability - a thrillability I want to call it - that I associate almost exclusively with people of his pre-war generation.

We went through a period in the nineties when money was associated almost entirely with a fairly conservative take on architecture — in the Hamptons, for example, almost everyone was building big, traditionally styled shingled mansions.