Sentence examples for becoming associated from inspiring English sources

Some evidence suggests that, since 2005, the relation between health, employment, and economic inactivity for women in the top two occupational groups has become more like that for men, with poor health becoming associated with reducing employment rates.

Get too close, and they risk becoming associated with his offensive statements and supporters.

"Throughout the globe the United States is becoming associated with the unjustified use of force," the diplomat said.

There is also the potential risk to a university's reputation of becoming associated with an underperforming school.

Which is precisely why journalists worry about the additional baggage of becoming associated with campaign advocacy.

Traditionally, musicians make their name by choosing a genre and becoming associated with a sound that their fans get attached to.

In 1969, he joined the Royal Ballet as associate to the directors, before becoming associate director.

Returning to New York City, Mr. Booth joined the Twentieth Century Fund, becoming Associate Director in 1970.

There he worked for the next 40 years, becoming associate director of research in 1938.

In 1981 he joined the faculty of Princeton University as assistant professor, later becoming associate professor (1983) and full professor (1987).

He began his long association with Rockefeller University as assistant to Nobel Laureate John H. Northrop, later becoming Associate Professor in the Tamm/Horsfall virology lab.