Sentence examples for longstanding association from inspiring English sources

Memphis to Tamarind Avtar Walia has a longstanding association with Madhur Jaffrey at Dawat, his restaurant on East 58th Street.

For now, BMW's longstanding association with golf isn't expected to run beyond current deals in any case.

Ferrari has had a longstanding association with Colnago, a maker of road-racing bikes in Cambiago, Italy.

His longstanding association with Studio One, one of Jamaica's leading recording studios, yielded some of the most intense reggae instrumentals ever recorded.

The Jets may play in Giants Stadium in New Jersey, but with their longstanding association with Hofstra, their home is Long Island.

But Scioli's efforts to play the class card have been undermined by his own personal wealth and longstanding association with the more market-friendly wing of his party.

The first is a hill in the north of the city with longstanding associations with the Tokugawa shogunate; the second is a parade ground next to the site of the castle palace.

Jorgensen was drawn to handkerchiefs as her canvasses because of their longstanding associations with intimacy, female camaraderie and domesticity.

Citing longstanding associations between welfare and African Americans, a few commentators have also noted racial undertones in the ads, which incorrectly claim Obama has eliminated work requirements for people who receive welfare benefits.

Along with longstanding associations of cigarette smoking in ADHD [ 14, 15], recent work has shown the efficacy of nicotine and nicotinic analogs in the treatment of ADHD [ 16, 17].

Therefore, in healthy elderly men, the relationship between brain region volume and cognitive ability may be largely due to longstanding associations between general cognitive ability and overall brain size.