Sentence examples for particular affiliation from inspiring English sources

Credit unions provide a range of financial services to members, usually drawn from a particular affiliation, like the employees of a company or a labor union or members of a community group.

However, when he finished high school at 16, he didn't attend one of those company schools but chose to study with Maggie Black, a renowned teacher in New York whose style had no particular affiliation.

Although the statistical support for the diatom- Bolidomonas affiliation was moderate (MLBP = 75%; node B in Figure  1), this particular affiliation found in the EF-1α phylogeny is consistent with their close (organismal) relationships [ 14].

For instance, in Erdely's narrative, she interviewed several University students without detailing their particular affiliations.

I suppose this newest book is so immersed in specifics -- historical and personal grievances, geographies, the particular betrayals of particular affiliations -- that it might seem I think otherwise.

There's never been a language more closely associated with particular religious affiliation than Yiddish.

She became a Muslim, too, coming from a family background of no particular religious affiliation.

Still searching for their identities, many of these kids are not yet prepared to declare a particular political affiliation.

According to another poll this month, this one by the Pew Research Center, record numbers of Americans are now reporting that they have no particular religious affiliation.

Stanford was founded as a racially integrated university, coed and with no particular religious affiliation, said Julie Lythcott-Haims, the dean of freshmen.

Viewing him as a regular person who needs no particular beliefs, affiliation, or label — or even a gun license — to kill dozens of people makes us feel utterly defenseless.