Sentence examples for more associate with from inspiring English sources

Bail conditions include stipulations that they must sleep every night at their home addresses and must not meet publicly in groups of 10 or more, associate with other arrestees or enter any university or further education grounds.

Oddly, given that the country's in the southern hemisphere, one of these, the Aconcagua Coast, is where the sauvignons and chardonnays have a finesse you'd more associate with France.

The crowd is comprised of those who clearly cherish the memory of Horses's release in 1975, along with a younger faction you'd probably more associate with a Barnett gig, perhaps wondering how this promising Australian musician measures up to one of the greats.

The newer concept abandoned these associations and through the 19th century, became more associated with women.

All three were previously more associated with the BBC.

Surging or "phasic" dopamine is more associated with reward motivation than "tonic" or background dopamine levels.

Patent finishes – more associated with fetish clubs than storied French fashion houses – were a recurring theme.

Tricks and games more associated with the playground came to the fore.

To him, this leisure item is more associated with eye irritants and dangerous chemicals.

On came Van Nistelrooy and United returned to the 4-4-2 more associated with Ferguson's successful teams.

"Those sorts of things appear to be more associated with this effect than pure aspirations.