Sentence examples for associates out from inspiring English sources
At midday on Wednesday, there were three business associates out for a quasi-social gathering.
"The name 'robot' has a lot of baggage to it, but the features are directly tied to helping the associates out".
And instead of taking business associates out for a lavish dinner, she invites them to an early morning basketball game instead.
Officials said the man, Samuel A. Torres, 28, resorted to drive-by shootings and arson to intimidate drug associates out of cooperating with the authorities, twice firing bullets into the homes of drug dealers who had been arrested.
Who is it that "rewrote history, made anonymous accusations, hired and elevated hacks and phonies, ruined reputations at will, and airbrushed suddenly unwanted associates out of documents and photographs"?
We don't need the News of the World to follow people around in 2012 to get a scoop, because there's plenty of money grabbing "friends" willing to hang their "celebrated" associates out to dry.
A total of 1085 persons were registered as injured in vehicle crashes and were treated at the hospital and the associated out-patient clinic.
Based on the structure of the health sector in the area, the injured traditionally seek medical attention at the hospital and the associated out-patient clinic.
Health service utilisation and the associated out-of-pocket expenditure for both health and non-health categories is collected using a modified version of Questions 8-12 from Section 3a of the 2006 Vietnamese Household Living Standards Survey [ 13].
Patient test preference was elicited first without any associated out-of-pocket costs (OPC), and then with the following costs: FOBT-$10, sigmoidoscopy-$50, barium enema-$50, and colonoscopy-$200.
To better understand this situation, the objectives of this study were to compare DAPP users with users of other services in terms of their characteristics, reasons for attending specific services, perception of quality and associated out-of-pocket expenditures.
