Sentence examples for amalgamation of published from inspiring English sources

We were unable to identify a single tool that was appropriate for assessing quality of both quantitative and qualitative studies; as the one we developed and used for this review is an amalgamation of published resources, we are confident in its comprehensiveness, but acknowledge that it is not yet validated.

Surely, that venerable but vital institution, on the verge of publishing an updated amalgamation of its masterpiece and its supplements, would have a trade-press use.

Lawdon Press, the name under which Ms. Higdon's music is published, is an amalgamation of the couple's last names.

The information contained in the next six minutes is an amalgamation of the Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) pilot index and global ranking published earlier this year on women's economic opportunity worldwide.

Lawson runs a publishing company, Lawdon Press, an amalgamation of the couple's names, which administers the rentals and sales of Higdon's music.

The corporate logo for the publishing company is a handwritten "News Corp.," an amalgamation of Murdoch's handwriting and that of his late father's, who also was a prominent Australian newspaper editor.

Las Vegas is an amalgamation of many neighbourhoods.

It's this amalgamation of our personalities.

Carol was an amalgamation of several women I met.

I think it is an amalgamation of tribes.

Fancydancing became an amalgamation of cultural influences, tribal influences.