Sentence examples for look to associate from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, they will look to associate their ad messages with more narrowly focused audiences who demonstrate an interest in specific content categories that are relevant to their brands.

The unique fabric enables the wearer to "program" their pack through a smartphone app called "Looks," to associate and share information that is context-dependent through their pack.

For an industrialist team-owner looking to associate his brand with the nation's single shared obsession, this looks like a bargain.

Nevertheless many of Tunisia's contemporary political figures are looking to associate themselves with the sport and its power to galvanise a public increasingly disillusioned with Tunis's political infighting.

The arrangement with Funny or Die "will prove to be very attractive to advertisers looking to associate their brands with great content and an engaged, socially savvy audience," David Levy, the president of sales, distribution and sports at Turner, said in a statement.

This makes it possible to exclude most of the genome from consideration when looking to associate a genetic marker with the open reading frame (ORF) responsible for the mutant phenotype in any given strain.

Another respondent did talk about co-optition and that they do look forward to associating with their competitors.

We found that using a TEG-driven protocol seems to be feasible to manage heparin anticoagulation during VV-ECMO and does not look to be associated with an increased rate of complications.

This suggests he is looking for images to associate with the smashed headlight.

I ask if he sometimes gets a bit threatening and says, "look we're not going to associate with you any more if you don't do as I say?" I point out that I didn't mean it literally.

"It looks as if people come to associate religion with tamping down these temptations," Dr. McCullough said.