Sentence examples for not regularly associated from inspiring English sources

Old guys are not regularly associated with high crimes. . . .

Villas-Boas's attempt to integrate youthful dynamism will take time – which is a commodity not regularly associated with Chelsea managers – and it was Liverpool's superior knowhow that illuminated the occasion.

Species indifferent to serpentine had higher Ni concentrations in reproductive organs relative to leaves, whereas endemic and indicator species had similar Ni concentrations across all organs, again suggesting that plant species not regularly associated with serpentines do not possess mechanisms to limit uptake of Ni into reproductive organs.

The position of cryptophytes was highly variable from protein to protein and the group did not regularly associate with other taxonomic clades with >50% bootstrap support values, except for in the cob and nad1 gene trees, where cryptophytes branch with haptophytes (81%) and jakobids (77%), respectively.

The closing title track is simultaneously writhingly funky and strangely haunting: it builds up to a crescendo you could describe as ecstatic, not an adjective regularly associated with Yorke's work or worldview.

Black people are regularly associated with "mobs".

From the late 1960s through to the early 00s, terrorism was more regularly associated with the IRA.

In particular, mere associations are not always matters of meaning: someone might regularly associate bachelors with being unharried, but this wouldn't therefore seriously be a part of the meaning of "bachelor" ("a harried bachelor" is not contradictory).

Tinnitus sufferers regularly associate stress with tinnitus [ 33].

Among those who did not regularly eat chicken, eating commercially prepared chicken was associated with a 36-fold increased risk (OR 35.7, 95% CI 3.7 344.1); however, this group was very small.

Negative factors included a perceived lack of ability on the part of not regularly active residents and more generally, feelings of intimidation associated with gyms or exercise classes.