Sentence examples for unprecedented association from inspiring English sources
A sponsorship deal with Channel 4 film broadcasts and outdoor screenings gave the beer brand an unprecedented association with upmarket and cutting-edge cinema.
A modus vivendi of some sort must be established between patient and analyst, tolerable to both, if this singular and unprecedented association is to last the course, to say nothing of whether it will benefit the patient.
This unprecedented association coupling oxidoreduction and carbohydrate recognition events may have implications for effective nutrient uptake in the marine environment.
Deletion analysis revealed that integrity of the 13 WD repeats present in the N-terminal half of gemin5 are important for cap-binding, indicating an unprecedented structural association between the propeller-like platforms known to be formed by tandemly-arrayed WD repeats and the cap-binding motif (Figure 3).
In what Ed Benson, executive director of the Country Music Association, described as "an unprecedented situation," the association approved this week a one-time expenditure of $500,000 to help artists travel to and stay in New York for the C.M.A. Awards Show at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 15, The Tennessean of Nashville reported.
The gutter politics of the McCain campaign is reaching down once again to denounce Obama for his distant past links to Bill Ayers in an unprecedented guilt-by-association attack for a presidential campaign.
They have invented unprecedented forms of mass association and assembly, in which they can debate far-reaching questions about popular sovereignty, class polarisation and social justice.
In May 2001, he was unanimously re-elected to an unprecedented fourth term by the association's board of directors.
The incident that gained Martinez a suspension that the players association believes is unprecedented occurred in a game between Boston and Cleveland.
He was roused from chicken-farming retirement to contest an election in 1999, after the death the previous year of Sani Abacha, arguably Nigeria's nastiest ruler.In his four years as a civilian president, Mr Obasanjo has allowed unprecedented freedom of speech and association.
The third serious candidate is Emeka Ojukwu, who led the attempt by south-eastern Nigeria to secede in 1967-70, sparking a war that cost 1m lives.He is supported by the Ibos, one of Nigeria's three largest tribes, but that will surely not be enough to allow him to win.In his four years as a civilian president, Mr Obasanjo has allowed unprecedented freedom of speech and association.
