Sentence examples for identified with an from inspiring English sources

Few immigrant groups are as closely identified with an occupational niche as Koreans with grocery stores.

(In case anyone misses the point, Mr. Christie is repeatedly identified with an "R" next to his name).

Clinton, though a woman, would be identified with an issue that is central to the lives of men and women.

"There is a great deal of fear about being identified with an anti-church policy".

Yet Mr. Hughes ultimately marked the business so indelibly that his name has become identified with an entire genre: comedies about disaffected youth.

He would not let himself be trammeled by being identified with an unpopular dying administration, so he refused to issue any statement.

The real question is whether House Republicans want to be identified with an inhumane rule that hurts poor, desperate women, not to mention America's relations with its allies.

From a clear face image, ethnicity can be identified with an error rate of 13% and gender with an error rate of 3%.

Comments on Twitter related to the campaign are all to be identified with an "official" hash tag, #Confidence.

In Table 1, the maximum values are identified with an underscore.

Irrespective of the underlying MS experiment, each fragment is identified with an EMU.