Sentence examples for chance to associate from inspiring English sources
Although White House officials denied any political motivation, the chance to associate Mr. Bush with that moral authority five months before Election Day has clear political implications.
The World Cup represents a huge pay cheque for corporate sponsors – the chance to associate products with athleticism and global excitement.
LOS ANGELES, May 2 — As they gather Thursday night at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library for their first debate, the Republican presidential candidates are thrilled at the chance to associate themselves with Reagan.
However, the chance to associate a spatio-temporal information to SMS and call communities may offer many applications.
We speculate that by binding in between the protofilaments ZapA enhances their chance to associate.
This provided bees with an equal chance to associate both these patches (left and right) with reward during the pre-training period.
The use of the four bulks consisting of the two non-overlapping repeats for both white (W1, W2) and yellow tuber bulks (Y1, Y2) should not only provide a chance to associated variance of individual carotenoids content with tuber flesh color but also tests the validity of using a pooling approach for metabolite analysis.
Rather than working like a straightforward panel show, QI gives participants the chance to freely associate, to chatter and to toss their idea-tomatoes around in the collective salad bowl.
Along those lines they suggest that the small-brained fish might not have fed during the trials and therefore not have had the chance to learn to associate the correct stimuli with the food reward.
Lure him with something else, like a toy, or chase him if you have to, but just make sure that you avoid any chance for him to associate coming to you when called with being punished (or anything negative, for that matter).
