Sentence examples for a combination that has from inspiring English sources

"My position on ethics in the governor's office is simple: we need some," Mr Carter crowed.As usual, the Democrat peppered his speech with many promises and few statistics—a combination that has left him lagging in the polls by between two and three points.

Another concern is that Roundup is actually a mixture of glyphosate and other potentially harmful chemicals—a combination that has never been tested.

These drinks are also frequently combined with alcohol, a combination that has been found to increase alcohol consumption in laboratory animals [103].

That is a combination that has never been tried before.

All round, it's a combination that has served the performer well.

But the Devils would be breaking up a combination that has been remarkably effective.

The city's top cop looks like a throwback to the San Francisco that the '60s forgot, but he sounds like a "closet social worker," as his good friend, ex-supervisor Bevan Dufty, puts it--a combination that has made him that rarest of things in this ultra-left city: a police chief whom almost everyone seems to be rooting for.

Woodson went with Raymond Felton, Pablo Prigioni, Iman Shumpert, Chris Copeland and Kenyon Martin — a combination that had never played together this season.

Zec called Porter, who had worked on V.R. projects, and they decided to film actors in front of a green screen and then place them in a computer-rendered 3-D environment — a combination that had not been attempted before.

When James Hunt clinched the drivers' championship at Fuji in 1976, the race was won by Mario Andretti and Lotus, a combination that had been no more than also-rans during that season.

Gretchen Bleiler, a silver medalist in the halfpipe at the 2006 Olympics, worked tirelessly one day on a combination that had never been done before in women's halfpipe competition.