Sentence examples for has some association from inspiring English sources
It seems as if every other restaurant in Warsaw these days has some association with her.
We also noticed that autophagy of JAR cells occurred in the NB group, indicating that autophagy has some association with NB and possibly with apoptosis and necrosis.
Many assumed the Yantai plant has some association to the production of Apple products, but in reality Nintendo's Wii U gaming console is undergoing testing there.
"David Ferriol will come and play for Salford rugby league club if Bobbie Goulding takes over or has some association with the club on the coaching staff".
Next to and below Lish, I group the authors with whom he has some association; namely, those he has edited or taught.
Consumer's education level has some association with provider trust (β = 0.63, robust SE = 0.24, p <.01).
These findings suggest that reward sensitivity has some associations with aspects of disordered eating and therefore may have relevance for theories on the maintenance of some forms of eating disorder-related behavior.
Then again, hearsay had it that the marble had some association with Wanamaker.
"So more marketers can have some association with pro sports," Mr. Russo said, "whether they have sponsorships or not".
They may have some association with the empires of Ghana and Mali (7th 13th and 13th 16th century, respectively).
