Sentence examples for associations making from inspiring English sources

Object Associations: making the WALKTHRU model interactive.

Even with several library associations making fact-finding missions to Cuba, there has been no definitive evidence that books are banned and librarians harassed there, he said.

Ms. Riess said the bank had agreements with about 700 colleges and alumni associations, making it one of the biggest, if not the biggest, card issuer on campuses.

The Dutch government has offered strong support for Juncker's thrust, with Dutch and German famers associations making lobbying forays to expand intensive farming practices.

Some researchers hypothesize that through a combination of medicine and behavioral therapy, addicts could "unlearn" these powerful memories and associations, making them less likely to relapse when they see a cue.

This is why Menard, who rewrites Cervantes's masterpiece word for word, is said to have written a "more subtle" book: time has modified the words' associations, making the resulting work richer.

The associative recognition task was designed to assess memory for the item context associations made during encoding.

"There are a lot of illogical associations made that are unfair.

Visa and MasterCard are associations made up of financial institutions that issue the cards.

Their fantastic architecture and rich cultural associations make them popular landmarks.

Their associations make the difference between the emptiness and richness of life and give it dignity and stability".