Sentence examples for to associating from inspiring English sources

The Defense Department, the report said, did not monitor safety adequately and had an "institutional resistance to associating health effects with the vaccine".

Yet since we're accustomed to associating the word "marriage" with some sort of religious ceremony, the what-God-wants position continues to carry weight.

We are so used to associating testosterone with strength, masculinity and patriarchal violence that it is easy to ignore that it also makes men weaker in some respects than women.

HPTs were, therefore, initially marketed as plausibly advantageous over laboratory alternatives and, before thalidomide, neither consumers nor experts were accustomed to associating prescription drugs with risk of harm to the fetus.

Over the last year and more, Ravinia has impinged on the consciousness of music lovers in New York not accustomed to associating trains with classical music except, perhaps, in a sporadic hearing of Arthur Honegger's "Pacific 231".

"I think that moving forward the issue of anxiety will fade out and people will start to get back to associating me with a fun-living, free-spirited guy," Beljan said.

"No one wants to associate with failure".

He had to associate himself with that".

They also like to associate with winners.

Promoted Jack McIlhargey and Mike Johnston to associate coaches.

Another 26 say they intend to associate.