Sentence examples for and that branch from inspiring English sources

the University in general, and that branch in particular.

On the candidate front, dumped Liberal MP Dennis Jensen has announced that he will run as an independent and that "branch stackers should be jailed".

Today, for example, barely half the Air Force fighter aircraft units are fully mission-capable, and that branch is likely to face an 800-jet shortfall in the next few years.

If Channel 4's ruse of an alternative Christmas message has a virtue, it is to remind us how much worse off we'd be with a monarch chosen from the ranks of stand-up comedy, reality television, Holocaust denial, and that branch of snitching that comprises frightening the intelligentsia with stories that someone's reading its emails.

And that branch wouldn't have the power to gum up the business of government with endless useless committees on Planned Parenthood, Benghazi, whatever is the hot-button emotional issue of the moment.

A fungal mycelium is the result of fusing hyphae that grow at their apices and that branch subapically.

In their unconstrained parsimony analysis of several angiosperm SSU rDNA sequences, Barkman et al. [ 9] found that the branch leading to Rafflesia was several times longer than any other branch, and that this branch was attracted to the second-longest branch in the tree – the one between gymnosperms and angiosperms.

Through the work of Sasai and others, that branch now appears to be budding.

An entire branch of mathematics had grown up around efforts to solve the Poincaré, and now that branch appeared at risk of becoming obsolete.

The root, the remainder of the underside that lies on the mouth's floor, contains bundles of nerves, arteries, and muscles that branch to the other tongue regions.

IMINDI's mind map is chart showing thoughts and those that branch off from them.