Sentence examples for tangentially associated from inspiring English sources

[B]ecause peace officers appear to have enjoyed better benefits in times past, many employee groups, even tangentially associated with the role of peace officers, have persuaded the Legislature to include them within the term "peace officer". Hetherington v. State Personnel Bd., 82 Cal.App.3d 582, 600, 147 Cal.Rptr.

The technique was also taken up by a host of other painters only tangentially associated with the movement, among them Paul Feeley, who had been Ms. Frankenthaler's teacher at Bennington College, and Larry Poons, and was perpetuated with many variations in subsequent generations by painters as different as Alan Shields, Stephen Mueller, Moira Dryer, Monique Prieto and Kelley Walker.

They deserve it"., to LulSec and Anonymous' willingness to publish the personal details of anyone even tangentially associated with their 'enemies', what we see time and time again from mass-leakers is a sociopath's disregard for individuals, combined with a Hollywood serial killer's hunger for attention.

They do not want to be even tangentially associated with companies responsible for climate change.

In the past few weeks, wingnut America has been going through a rough break-up with two of its most visible and attractive young women, and by "most visible" I really mean the only young women even tangentially associated with the Republican party, conservative movement, or whatever they're calling themselves these days.

Clearly overall survival is an important outcome for patients as it encompasses potential mortality arising both from the CRC itself and from treatment as well as from other causes which may be tangentially associated (e.g. hospital-acquired infection or other iatrogenic illness).

The week before my tour, he got in trouble for publishing a book with a cover blurb by a scholar who is associated tangentially with the Tiananmen Square movement.

The SATB1-induced downregulation of genes associated with tangentially migrating immature cortical interneurons (Dclk2, ErbB4, and Nkcc1) and the concomitant upregulation of Kcc2 and the subtype markers SST and NPY in MGE precursors support the idea that SATB1 drives the maturation of the SST+ group of cortical interneurons.

In a tangentially related study, greater intake frequency of both refined and whole grain ready-to-eat cereals was associated in a dose-dependent manner with lower mean weight gain and lower risk of becoming overweight (BMI 25 kg/m) (10).

SARAH GREEN: Now, Scott, you've done some research that may relate here, tangentially, at least.

Furthermore, these tangential pathways might correspond to intrastriate connections running tangentially within the cortex.