Sentence examples for because of affiliation from inspiring English sources
Besides, how many of you have been told to vote for your party's nominee just because of affiliation, not on the power of their ideas and arguments?
Because of affiliation with and funding by the Air Force, the school attracted academically strong students and had one of the highest graduation rates for any New York City high school.
"As a young politician, I do not espouse all of the beliefs of even my own party so it would be frustrating when they would anticipate my point of view merely because of affiliation.
In general, although many agree on the primacy of scientific methods and data validity in determining merit for publication and funding and that neither should be limited because of affiliation or financial interest, there is a range of viewpoints regarding the role of disclosure requirements.
Twelve of the 14 studies were deemed to be at a high risk of bias for other reasons; most commonly because of affiliations with pharmaceutical companies, the exclusion of participants who had previously been unresponsive to medication and between group differences in concomitant medication.
Moreover, this sample splitting criterion is particularly desirable because the status of affiliation to industrial groups tends to be fixed, which avoids the problem of endogeneity.
The idea is to make Buyometric as useful as possible, proving the value to end-users, rather than negating certain offers because of a lack of affiliation.
Ms. Gordeyeva, who is promoting a documentary about cancer, was cut from a morning radio program because of her affiliation.
The test has received widespread publicity because of its affiliation with Dr. Mehmet Oz, a popular author and regular on "The Oprah Winfrey Show".
But Judge Seybert said further examination of the evidence might show that Ms. Cammarato was a policymaker and thus not immune from dismissal because of party affiliation.
