Sentence examples for association down from inspiring English sources

There are now 47 bond-trading platforms listed by the Bond Market Association, down from 68 in 2000.

There were 7,450 sales in November in the 59 counties (not including Manhattan) that provide data to the realtors association, down from 9,687 in October.

"Third Church is a rare Modernist church in the city," Mr. Maloney said, "and the complex possesses amazingly high integrity (in all respects: location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling and association), down to the original carpeting and seat upholstery in the church auditorium".

They both played that association down today, with Mrs. Clinton brushing past a reference to "our president" and Mr. Gore paying hasty respect to the Clinton-Gore ticket.

Although most cases of AD are thought to be sporadic, there are at least four well-known risk factors for AD: increasing age, familial association, Down syndrome, and the apolipoprotein E4 allele (Cedazo-Mínguez and Cowburn 2001; McCullagh et al. 2001; Raber et al. 2004; Rubinsztein and Easton 2000; Weisgraber and Mahley 1996).

He said membership in his association was down from 1,200 merchants five years ago.

A new rightwing movement, freed from association with "down south" posh boys and Maggie Thatcher, would find strong support.

Yet on Monday, just three months later, representatives of the academy and the association sat down together to find a way forward.

But within the last two years, the association shut down the detention barn and restarted a relationship with at least one offshore operation, according to the counsel's court filing.

The Tropical Audubon Society's sent a representative, Matt Schwartz of the South Florida Wildlands Association drove down from Orlando to attend, and longtime homeowner on the block, the legendary investigative reporter Al Sunshine was in the Little House.

Another factor thought to be confounding the association of Down's syndrome with water fluoride exposure was time.