Sentence examples for how closely associated from inspiring English sources

Anyone who doubts this need only consider how closely associated Britain's best known pop and rock publications were with particular physical formats.

Six months before, Jokowi's partisan allies, knowing how closely associated with Ahok their candidate had been, had persuaded him to strengthen his Islamic appeal by choosing Mar'uf Amin to fill the vice-presidential slot on his ticket.

In a prickly introduction that ruffled some literary feathers when it appeared as an essay in The New Yorker, Jonathan Franzen recalls how closely associated Wharton's life and writing were with New York society.

It is unclear how closely associated the site and the group are, with much of its online activity being done by people who are affiliated with Isis rather than directly associated with the group.

Lachlan and others inside 21st Century Fox were concerned about James's leading this second Sky bid, given how closely associated he had been with the hacking scandal and with the family's first failed attempt to gain full control of the satellite company.

How closely associated this group may have been with the Aqviqtiuq people is unclear.

All these men, tried by hard twists and the impeding turns of life, be it problems at their workplaces or not having enough savings to pay their rents-saying the characters enacted are very closely associated to how an average Karachiite suffers day in and out.

This raises the interesting question of how Foxa2 maintains regulation in distinct but closely associated lineages that segregate during gastrulation.

And yet the real-life Hamilton is presented in an oddly colorless fashion (as is Washington, in a cameo), perhaps because Liss appears unsure about how closely to associate these figures with the overall gangland atmosphere.

Mrs. Clinton's repeated efforts today to run on the Clinton administration's record came after 16 months in which she has often seemed unsure about how closely to associate herself with a politician who remains one of the most popular Democrats with New York voters.

That's partly a function of just how big a player it is, and how suspicious consumers become when a luxury product so closely associated with excellence doesn't meet their expectations.