Sentence examples for public associated from inspiring English sources

A company poll showed that the public associated it more with financial mismanagement than with any of the airplanes or military hardware that rolled off its assembly lines.

Yet while wars and other national crises have served as catalysts to unite a diverse population, they have also incited some of the worst incidents of repression against minorities the public associated with the enemy.

Despite attempts by the makers of Dairy Milk to block the Community Trade Mark earlier in the year, Nestlé successfully convinced EU officials that the public associated the hotly contested shape with Kit Kat exclusively.

Then, Company B came along and cloaked its own competing products and services in the distinctive marks that the public associated with Company A. Now, the public was paying the price: unsuspecting consumers were buying Company B's products under the mistaken impression that they were getting Company A's products.

In June of 1992, when Bill Clinton was running third behind President George H. W. Bush and Ross Perot, his advisers were faced with the problem of reconciling his support of the middle class with his character and biography, which, until then, the public associated with Oxford, Yale, womanizing, draft dodging, and marijuana.

Last year, when research showed that the public associated singer Sheryl Crow with fashion and Americana, Ramez brokered a partnership with apparel manufacturer Western Glove Works to create a line of Crow-branded denim, now sold at Dillard's.

Which adviser told her that, of all the attributes the public associate with Harriet Harman, the one she really needed to slough off was her credibility?

The Proms are the showpiece of Radio 3's year, although sections of the public associate the event more with BBC2.

According to the report's findings, half of the American public associates the turban with Islam and believes that Sikhism is a sect of the religion.

As he put it in one letter: "The public associates you with something they are frightened of in themselves… violence towards children is much more prevalent than people generally like to admit".

You have that in politics, you've got difficult stuff to deal with, but don't ask the leader always to be the person who fronts up the rubbish – because then the public associate the leader with negative news.