Sentence examples for more closely affiliated with from inspiring English sources

"Most people are more closely affiliated with their undergraduate school, but it's the opposite with me.

The financial industry still favors the Republican Party, but, since the nineteen-nineties, it has become more closely affiliated with the Democrats, and that has provoked a resurgent left, led by Warren and by Senator Bernie Sanders, of Vermont.

A schism occurred, with some Thomas Christian clergy remaining Roman Catholic while others divided between East Syrian (more closely affiliated with the Assyrian Church of the East) and West Syrian (called Jacoba after the evangelist Jacob Bardemus) authority.

Her husband Stan owns and is more closely affiliated with their highly visible sports franchises, including the NBA's Denver Nuggets, the NHL's Colorado Avalanche, the NFL's St . LouisRams and the Premier League soccer club Arsenal.

However, this might not be the case, since knowing is more closely affiliated with the experience of the knower than the direct environment— even though the latter almost completely directs the former.

But the FPA is more closely affiliated with the NFL: The nonprofit has worked closely with the league in the past to improve opportunities for minority job candidates.

"This will greatly expand our ability to offer advertisers ways to more closely affiliate with branded entertainment," said Gary Shenk, chief executive at Corbis in Seattle.

Happily, Richard's credentials are none more indie— he's closely affiliated with the Domino label and used to play guitar for Bristol space-rockers Flying SAttack andck—and he writes with authority on a subject in which he's clearly immersed, conveying his knowledge and enthusiasm in an entertaining manner.

He had received more than a million dollars from Keating, including $850,000 to the voter registration groups closely affiliated with him; he had done more arm-twisting than the other Senators on Keating's behalf; and was the only senator officially rebuked by the Senate in this matter.

Barnard is an independent women's college with its own trustees and president, but it is closely affiliated with its bigger, more famous neighbor.

This appears to be primarily because of the group's association with Our Country Deserves Better PAC, which is closely affiliated with the Republican-affiliated consulting firm Russo Marsh & Associates.