Sentence examples for obvious association with from inspiring English sources

Until recent years, New York did not bother seeking trademarks for common abbreviations like N.Y.P.D., whose obvious association with the city affords some common-law protection against unauthorized use.

The interviewer's obvious association with a combatant organization affects the openness and honesty of respondents, as does the power disparity between a member of an occupying military force and an unarmed local population" [25].

Because of this, crest badges can sometimes show an obvious association with another clan.

The NFL, like America's other pro sports leagues, has been reluctant to consider moving a franchise to Vegas in the past, given its obvious association with legalized gambling. .

Waist circumference showed no obvious association with dementia hazard.

There were totally 3 restriction fragments identified by QACT assay that show obvious association with the MARHS2 (Fig. 1A and Fig. 1B).

On top of the obvious associations with colour there is a much deeper cognitive element to colour that goes much further than simple recognition and emotion.

People think about the tunnels and obvious associations with war or the Holocaust, and there is something Germanic about these concrete bunkers that he perversely calls pavilions, the tunnels that resemble dug-out trenches.

Brodhead reflected on all that had happened as we chatted in his office in July, and said that it brought to mind Shakespeare's "Othello"—not for its obvious associations with interracial passions and violence but for its lesson on prejudgment.

Brodhead reflected on all that had happened as we chatted in his office in July, and said that it brought to mind Shakespeare's "Othello" — not for its obvious associations with interracial passions and violence but for its lesson on prejudgment.

However, we took steps to rule out any obvious associations with memory.