Sentence examples for a combination of developments from inspiring English sources
A combination of developments stemming from the reforms begun by Midhat Paşa resulted in a decline of nomadism in Iraq; the proportion of nomads fell from about one-third of the population in 1867 to approximately half that figure by the end of the Ottoman period.
"We thought of how these web transmissions had the power to create abstract subcultures, and so decided to speculate on a subculture borne from a combination of developments we had seen online," Herndon says.
During the 1930s, a combination of developments, from the Great Depression to the vicious spiral of OUN terrorist attacks and government pacifications, caused government relations with the national minorities to deteriorate.
Since then, a combination of development and fire suppression squeezed out this flower.
"I look forward to building upon Carlyle's established infrastructure platform as we grow its investments in the power sector through a combination of development and acquisitions".
Unusual, too, was the play's financial support, a combination of development money from the Shubert Organization, Broadway's biggest theater owner, with performing space and other creative support provided by the nonprofit theater workshop.
There are plenty of examples in Africa where a combination of development and climate impacts have generated disasters.
The adipose tissue of young rats and mice grows with age through a combination of cell development, growth which involves stem cell differentiation, and a process through which small adipose cells gradually fill up with stored triglyceride.
The City Council is expected to vote July 24 to impose a combination of a development tax and development impact fees.
It is a combination of these developments that perhaps helps to explain why Hu Jintao's visit to the US was not accorded the full status of a visiting head of state.
It spared no major index as investors appeared to seize on a combination of unsettling developments as a reason to lock in profits from what still shapes up as a fourth straight year of exceptional advances.
