Sentence examples for and the aggregate of from inspiring English sources

Twitter was her tool, and the aggregate of her tweets formed a kind of literature.

In 538's model, HuffPollster's aggregate and the aggregate of the aggregates, Paul's vote had the largest error with an overestimation of 3 percentage points or greater.

By the end of the 13th century, the name Dauphin, now traditional in the ruling house of Viennois, had been transformed into a title, and the aggregate of fiefs held by them became known as Dauphiné.

By the end of the 13th century the titular use of the word was established, and the aggregate of fiefs held by the dauphins was called the delphinate, or Dauphiné.

Traditional Supplemental Instruction (SI), traditional Structured Learning Assistance (SLA), Peer-Led TeandLearning (PLthe aggregateggregate of the STREAMS programs at BSU are mapped.

As TechCrunch's Ingrid Lunden pointed out in her article yesterday on the acquisition rumors, "Twitter is not that big in the greater scheme of things compared to Facebook and the aggregate of other platforms where "conversations" are happening".

The New York century -- the 20th century, that is -- was based on the idea that the city was the center of finance, media and art, the aggregate of American talent and vitality, the flagship of the world's most powerful economy.

Amazon spent all cash on organic investments and if the aggregate of the investments were making above the cost of capital, then the correlation makes perfect sense.

Furthermore, we consider that higher-level determinants may have emergent properties above and beyond the aggregate of their constituent parts.

It requires companies with more than 250 employees to publish the average and median salary and bonuses of the aggregate of all their male and female employees.

And as in the aggregate of all military campaigns large and small since the first world war, civilians not soldiers will comprise 70% of the casualties.