Sentence examples for its tendency to associate from inspiring English sources
In turn, the same samples showed relatively low concentrations of the other heavy metals despite its tendency to associate with them.
"People have read so much about the shortfall, it's a logical tendency to associate whatever happens with it," he said.
Even the cabinet's excessively florid style worked against it: "A present-day tendency to associate heavy forms, sharp carving and dense decorative detail with neo-Renaissance cabinetry perhaps explains why further suspicions arose.
Because much of the greatest humanist art has concerned itself with the poor or the sinned against, we have a tendency to associate it with naturalism.
While the inquiry might seem harmless, it perpetuates a dangerous habit: The tendency to associate who we are with what we do.
We also observed that the high-activity SULT1A1*1/*1 genotype had a tendency to associate with earlier age at diagnosis, although this association had borderline significance in our study.
We can't say for sure, but it may be because there's a common tendency to associate extremely high levels of intelligence with "geeky" or "nerdy" traits.
The charity said there was still a tendency to associate the condition with children but it estimated that one in five people with autism were over 60.
But the movie exempts itself from the usual opprobrium because it enjoys a solid literary pedigree and because it stresses another aspect of our attitude toward our dreams -- our tendency to associate them with the spiritual.
In America and Britain, there is a longstanding tendency to associate sophistication with continental Europe, and particularly with France.
