Sentence examples for too much associated from inspiring English sources

Beckett, the Andrei Gromyko of the Labour party, its eternal survivor, is too much associated with the discredited past.

Moreover, as the capital also of one of the chief Provincial Governments, it has become too much associated in the eyes of the rest of India with a purely provincial policy.

I don't think anybody's thinking there's too much risk associated with the bacteria from geese," he said.

But, he added, with "something as big and important as this, you need absolutely incontrovertible evidence, and there's too much here associated with a question mark".

James C. Mullen, the company's chief executive, told analysts on a conference call that the main reason for Biogen's failure to sell itself was a perception by potential acquirers that there was too much risk associated with Tysabri, which was temporarily withdrawn from the market in 2005 because of safety concerns.

With CSP using ARPEES routing scheme, the process of finding relay node is repeated at each relay hop and causes too much overheads associated with high usage of wireless medium.

A conventional system-level simulation involves too much complexity associated with various physical parameters and thus the proposed analytical approach will be useful for dimensioning the system and configuring the optimal set of parameters.

While the pipeline was originally scheduled to cross the Missouri River closer to Bismarck, authorities decided there was too much risk associated with locating the pipeline near the capital's drinking water.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., who spearheaded campaign finance reform in the 1990s and early 2000s, has called Citizens United the "worst decision ever" and stated unequivocally that it will result in "huge scandals," since so much money will be flowing to campaigns from unknown sources and "there is too much corruption associated with that kind of money".

Lowering BP too much is associated with more side effects and may be dangerous.

(Urban midwife 9)" " "Too much stigma associated with it…It's embarrassing for the patient; they see it as a kind of test, how good they've been or how bad they've been".