Sentence examples for today associated from inspiring English sources

"There is no doubt that the Middle East region is today associated with insecurity in the mind of the western tourist," she said.

However, just as epicurean hedonism is today associated with the pleasures of the gourmand (whereas even the briefest of glances at Epicurus's writings show a simple, almost ascetic, lifestyle), so too has the essence of stoicism been long forgotten.

Audi is today associated with the logo of four linked rings, but its history is much more complex than that.

After the Spanish Civil War (1936 1939), Francisco Franco's emphasis on dam building became so intense that it is still today associated with his dictatorial rule.

Nor did the physical differences today associated with race connote differences in character or culture; as ethnocentric as the Greeks and Romans were, the political affiliations of citizenship were their primary human divisions (Blum 2002, 110).

Review of literature reveals that no proteomic data is available as of today associated with the biosynthesis of picroside-II in the stolons of P. kurroa.

Few today associate the term "democracy" with its original Athenian definition.

Even though the term Imagineering has been around since 1940 when the Alcoa Company first used the word, most people today associate it with The Walt Disney Company.

Strong earthquakes such as the Crimean earthquake of 1927 remain associated with the area.

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The analysis was based on floods from 1976 to 2004 associated with flood inundation and sediment disasters.