Sentence examples for easily associated from inspiring English sources

Change and name Tiffany two things not easily associated.

Once under way, Bartov plunges into these important but not easily associated themes.

The New Yorker, August 19 , 1933P. 7 Change and name Tiffany two things not easily associated.

This element is intrusive and more easily associated with destruction when it is out in the open; the other elements are supposed to be there.

So see if you can put in some heavy machinery like a stair-car, that isn't easily associated with speed or sex appeal.

By Fillmore Hyde and E. B. White The New Yorker, August 19 , 1933P. 7 Change and name Tiffany two things not easily associated.

Since by Fisher's combination test −2 Σ ln P k,j) for all k data sources at locus j follows a chi-squared distribution with 2k degrees of freedom in the case of the null hypothesis, (no association between phenotype and genotype) we can easily associate each position with a composite locus-wise P-value, Pcombined(j).

Will consumers be able to easily associate the brand with the social purpose?

He wasn't an actor you'd easily associate with menace or danger.

He says his mother is the most positive can-do person he knows, and the most fun (not a word you'd easily associate with Hoffman).

Many people easily associate the song "It's a Beautiful Morning" with Vioxx, for instance, or can hum the Celebrex commercial's theme song.