Sentence examples for because of its affiliation from inspiring English sources

It is the second time Mr. Edwards has decided to skip a debate because of its affiliation with Fox News.

Because of its affiliation with the B.C.S., the Rose Bowl has not had a Big Ten-versus-Pac-10 matchup since the 2000 season.

The test has received widespread publicity because of its affiliation with Dr. Mehmet Oz, a popular author and regular on "The Oprah Winfrey Show".

Because of its affiliation with Cerberus, which specializes in investing in distressed securities, Ableco is often willing to invest in deals that larger, traditional secured lenders, like GE Capital, might turn down, the executive said.

With Liberty a tracking stock of AT&T, Mr. Malone has grown increasingly unhappy with AT&T's poor performance and the constraints placed on Liberty because of its affiliation with the struggling phone giant.

In the past, the Hammer traditionally focused on university-level education programs because of its affiliation with UCLA, she said.

The US airdrops seemed certain to anger Turkey, which has previously stated its opposition to arming the YPG because of its affiliations with the Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK).

Though the island nation has long been at the receiving end of the E.U.'s structural funds gravy train, its economic success in recent years has come not only because of its E.U. affiliation, but also, in part, in spite of it.

Because of its Smithsonian affiliation and Mall location, Mr. Bunch said that his institution would have greater visibility.

Despite being underwritten by right-wing groups like StandWithUs and CAMERA, this brand of Zionism can present itself as mainstream because of its almost visceral affiliation with campus Jewishness.

But other lawyers said that the politically charged atmosphere in Florida would make some criticism of the judge's decision inevitable because of his affiliation with the Democratic Party.