Sentence examples for amalgamated two from inspiring English sources

By Paul Moor and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 21 , 1949P. 23 Incidental Intelligence: The Barbizon Studio and Fashion Modeling, has amalgamated two courses formerly known as "Savoir-Faire I" and "Savoire-Fair II" into one course called "Entrances, Exits, and Social Graces".

We amalgamated two similar recommendations (concerning initiation of insulin in type 2 diabetes) and replaced one recommendation concerning prescribing non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) with a composite recommendation on risky prescribing [ 29].

The research team deleted five items and amalgamated two items on the basis of item analysis and conceptual discussion, as well as making some final wording changes.

The DfE later added that of the 21 approved for disposal, 14 were of schools that had closed, four were sites that became surplus when existing schools amalgamated, one was surplus marginal grassland on the school site and the proceeds were invested in the school library and better sports changing facilities.

Watching the debate, supporters and critics of the war in Iraq both tend to amalgamate two different events: The invasion and the occupation.

The proposals are expected to amalgamate two different categories of current support for failed asylum seekers and are expected to lead to much more rigorous case-by-case decision-making as to who gets support rather than any automatic entitlement.

Meanwhile, make both the topping and the extra sauce, by heating the ingredients gently in individual pans, whisking regularly, until they briefly boil and then smoothly amalgamate; two pans of butterscotch sauce, effectively.

The proposals are to amalgamate two categories of state support for refused asylum seekers and are expected to lead to much more rigorous case-by-case decision making determining who gets support rather than any automatic entitlement.

Examination of the category probability curves for the above items indicated the need to amalgamate two categories "a little important" and "fairly important" for all the five items.

The Hastings Observer went up 71% because of a decision taken by Johnston Press in spring last year to amalgamate four separate editions into one.

The new, 150-room Kensington Hotel amalgamates four Victorian town houses that underwent a $320 million restoration to create the atmosphere and aesthetics of an exclusive London club.