Sentence examples for is now associated from inspiring English sources

An initial association of IS 6100 with some of the lin genes has spread such that the entire pathway (at least for the strains isolated from the Czech Republic) is now associated with IS 6100 elements.

Neither is now associated with the company, though both hold stock in it.

Most of AT&T's financial value is now associated with its cable television business.

And Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, is now associated more with financial misjudgment than gruesome murder.

Long lionised for financial sophistication, the bank is now associated with Western financial sophistry.

By Dave Eggers The name is now associated with some degree of taste and status all over the world.

Analysts say ImClone's future is now associated more with the prospects for Erbitux and less with the insider trading scandal that has dogged the company for 18 months.

It was while hitchhiking through south-east Asia after college that he got interested in the kind of ingredients with which he is now associated.

Forty-four years later, another image is now associated with Bangladesh: that of the abandoned refugees who float on the Andaman Sea with no hope of rescue.

Viv Albertine and Liam Gillick play an artist couple who live in a handsome modernist house that is now associated with some mysterious trauma.

Having long outgrown its 1950's motto "House of Service," Maharam is now associated with some of the most progressive designs in the textile industry.