Sentence examples for quickly associated with from inspiring English sources

If a symptomatic therapy is not enough efficient, then it must be quickly associated with antiviral treatment.

For example, the original image Leaf is highly saturated and the modification of the saturation is quickly associated with R, G, and B values exceeding the bound.

Hence, "metaphysical" considerations bleed into his normative account.] But any tension of methodology should not be too quickly associated with a tension in outcomes.

As with today's refugees from the Middle East, these victims of war and instability were greeted with fear and quickly associated with violence and social disruption especially toward the dawn of the Great Depression, which naturally called for a racial scapegoat.

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He joined the Labour party, quickly associated himself with the Bevanites, and stood unsuccessfully as a Labour candidate in the 1955 general election in Chichester, West Sussex – a Tory stronghold.

ReSPECtability – Google Glass got handed to geeky developers and techies first, who quickly associated the device with awkward social behavior and an "I'm better than you because I'm from the future" attitude.

I mentioned Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, who had returned to Egypt from Vienna, where he lives, and quickly became associated with the protests.

But once it arrived, in 2000, in an attack that killed 27 Russian special forces soldiers, it quickly became associated with women.

But the word quickly became associated with the launch, in the same way that the iPhone 4 found it difficult to escape the "Antennagate" signal problems.