Sentence examples for grow associations from inspiring English sources

Saddleback and Willow Creek have formed associations of thousands of smaller evangelical churches to help them grow: associations that have some of the attributes of a denomination.

Moreover, data in the literature show a strong, growing association of homocysteine with epilepsy and migraine in non-coeliac subjects.

Recent reports by the US Food and Drug Administration FDAandand others suggest a growing association with herpes-related infections in the CNS and eye [10].

Jeal, however, argues that Baden-Powell was ignorant of the symbol's growing association with Nazism and that he used the symbol for its centuries-old meaning of "good luck" in India.

The shift in identification from the constellation as the Agrarian Worker to the Ram likely occurred in later Babylonian tradition because of its growing association with Dumuzi the Shepherd.

The district now has two Arab American mayors, five city councilmen, a growing association of business-owners, a number of churches and mosques and a core of political activists who have been working for years to involve the community in politics.

These rodent data support the growing association between BPA exposure and the rapid increase in the incidence of male reproductive disorders.

You can either: Contact a pumpkin growing association for seeds.

(Crystals almost always grow in association with other minerals, the "base" one or ones being called its matrix).

By detailed microtextural observations and mass-balance calculations, Okamoto and Toriumi (2005) revealed that actinolite and lower-grade metamorphic minerals grow in association with congruent dissolution of core barroisite, which remained as a non-equilibrated phase.

DNA analysis confirmed that they were separate from I. saliceticola, and, in any case, it is possible that they do not grow in association with willow.