Sentence examples for and it combined from inspiring English sources

It improved the way it reported and investigated accusations of ethical violations; it hired new executives to oversee compliance; and it combined its compliance, ethics, investigations and legal functions into one department, he said.

"In the next decades, clean energy is going to be ten times bigger than the internet and IT combined.

But encircling Russia with NATO was a bad idea, and it, combined with the Bush administration's dumping of the ABM treaty and other moves, has certainly contributed to the tension and to Russian paranoia.

That sort of perspective was seen by many in the American soccer community as arrogant — or at least dismissive — and it, combined with a new round of erratic or disappointing performances, only fueled Klinsmann's critics.

The avowed purpose of the first version of the Confessions was to warn the reader of the dangers of opium, and it combined the interest of a journalistic exposé of a social evil, told from an addict's point of view, with a somewhat contradictory and seductive picture of the subjective pleasures of drug addiction.

For example, HuffPost (which, like TechCrunch, is owned by Verizon/Oath) used the Storytelling platform to publish a humor piece around back-and-forth messages between President Trump and the House GOP, and it combined a variety of formats to try to explain the U.K. election to Americans.

(Romero-Zarco 2011), and it combines characters of Helictotrichon and Helictochloa, but its plastid is phylogenetically isolated from any of the above, possibly aligning with Poinae s.l.l

This technique is called synthetic biology and it combines science and engineering to build new biological functions and systems.

He called it Com Alert, and it combines increased law enforcement with greater access to social services.

And it combines the new ethos, that there are two political sides to every modern journalism error or brouhaha.

And it combines different instruments, from accordion to a rack of "junk percussion," into a single evocative soundtrack.