Sentence examples for tight affiliation from inspiring English sources
The Western A.P. operated in tight affiliation — some would say collusion — with Western Union, which exercised a near-monopoly over the nation's telegraph lines.
As Informant C remarked, 'it was virtually infeasible to call a training session since all of our item writers have very tight schedules within their own affiliations.' Two boards reported they didn't provide feedback to item writers (Q2.6), but when asked the reasons why feedback was not provided, their explanations were vague.
In a tight race like this one, having an affiliation with the Independence Party — the state's third largest political party— could help determine the outcome.
Accessions with partial membership (highest membership <0.6) shuffled the tight correspondence between genetic ancestry and regional affiliation.
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday, contends that Mr. Rossi, who is locked in a tight race against Gov. Christine Gregoire, a Democrat, is trying to fool voters by obscuring his Republican affiliation.
The decision was made to exclude from the survey those whose appearance suggested a non-therapeutic professional affiliation: slouchy kids in basketball jerseys and baggy jeans, willowy model types, middle-aged bantamweights wearing tight purple silk shirts and matching trousers.
FORGET your political affiliation.
Political affiliation makes no difference.
Nobody knows their party affiliation.
Their language affiliation remains uncertain.
