Sentence examples for associating with groups from inspiring English sources

Two years later, he was in New York, often associating with groups of anti-Vietnam War protesters while supporting himself by panhandling.

Additionally, by entering sex work which is viewed as a source of immorality and "dirty" diseases by society in general [ 18], newcomers felt stigmatized by their work and hesitated about associating with groups of sex workers.

The second feature is not something usually associated with groups like the Islamic State: bureaucracy.

They are more associated with groups or tastes than with a broad or deep national vision.

The word "survivalist" used to be associated with groups of mostly American, mostly Christian millenarians who spent their weekends eagerly anticipating the End of Days.

The acknowledgment raised suggestions that militant British Muslims, previously associated with groups in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen and elsewhere, may have shifted their focus to the Middle East.

School examination results will always be associated with groups of laughing young girls, the image that inevitably dominates our newspapers and screens on results days.

Hughes, J.D., Estep, P.W., Tavazoie, S. & Church, G.M. Computational identification of cis-regulatory elements associated with groups of functionally related genes in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

The name Morris is also associated with groups of mummers who act, rather than dance, the death-and-survival rite at the turn of the year.

The game also allows players to associate with groups which allows for direct score comparison amongst members of the same group.

The communities found in this way are usually associated with groups of friends or acquaintances, or similarity in traits [9, 12, 13].