Sentence examples for continuing associations from inspiring English sources

"If Donald Trump were to become president, he is the first person I know of who would be in the White House in modern times with deep, continuing associations with mobsters, con artists, drug traffickers, convicted felons -- gratuitously involved with these folks," author and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Cay Johnston recently told Huffington Post.

"If Donald Trump were to become president, he is the first person I know of who would be in the White House in modern times with deep, continuing associations with mobsters, con artists, drug traffickers, convicted felons — gratuitously involved with these folks," Johnston told The Huffington Post at the time.

"If Donald Trump were to become president," Johnston told Calderone, "he is the first person I know of who would be in the White House in modern times with deep, continuing associations with mobsters, con artists, drug traffickers, convicted felons -- gratuitously involved with these folks.

4 More recent research on rectal and lung cancer accords with our findings of continuing associations between deprivation and emergency admission for rectal cancer and also reports a high proportion of patients with lung cancer being admitted as emergencies.

Hunt said he was still not happy with Sugar's continuing association with The Apprentice following the BBC Trust ruling.

Its occurrence also raises many questions about the nature of suffering, the character of pleasure and the meanings of their continuing association -- an extraordinarily rich subject.

He offers a wry explanation for his continuing association with the team: "The mayor gave the field the name of my father, so I couldn't do anything.

Behind the scenes, the request triggered consternation among senior staff, who began discussing "the PR implications" of a continuing association with Dr Southall - and how to get out of it.

His "close and continuing association with his father and his sister", he learned, had made him a security risk.Mr Radulovich was not himself accused of being a communist, but his father was another matter.

Does John McCain "pal around with terrorists?" Certainly McCain's continuing "association" and relationship with the convicted Watergate burglar and domestic terrorist G. Gordon Liddy might suggest that is the case, if we are to apply the standards drawn by the McCain campaign.

In this regard, the physician-patient relationship is a logical potential source of such support, given the continuing association.