Sentence examples for first associations from inspiring English sources

First, associations do not have to associate for the "purpose" of disseminating a certain message in order to be entitled to the protections of the First Amendment.

But what if we assert (with a great dramatic flourish) that your first associations should be 'lifesaving' and 'game changing' "?

Shakespeare's first associations with the Chamberlain's Men seem to have been as an actor.

Yet the first associations many people have with his name are not with his writing per se, but with his more notorious opinions — or at least perceptions of what those opinions are — and with others' reactions to same.

Historically, the first associations were developed in Niger in 1991, when there was no safe place to deposit money and at a time when the country's banking system and post office services had collapsed.

Concerning students and other people from the African continent and of African descent living in Europe, it is worth mentioning that the first associations of African students were formed before and especially after World War I.

33 This first association of CXCR6 on CD4 T cells with SLE might thus be associated with tissue inflammation.

My first association was flying tourist class to Shanghai.

Social innovation may not be the first association people make with Bain & Company.

The first association is based on a misnomer, residents are quick to point out.

Indeed, the first association that most adults have with the word "teenager" is "juvenile delinquent".