Sentence examples for by the conjunction from inspiring English sources

Bush wanted to remove Saddam, though military action, justified by the conjunction of terrorism and WMD.

Spatial planes should be interrupted by the conjunction of very different, almost opposing, objects.

When bugged by ten journalists in a row about "promotional considerations" and the appearance of impropriety created by the conjunction of the large gift and the major show, Krens responded with barely suppressed impatience.

No wonder that air transport has long been important in Colombia, which boasts the world's second-oldest scheduled airline.Colombia's political history is marked by the conjunction of legalism and lawlessness.

Along the way Thomas's troops would enter a geological formation called McLemore's Cove, a canyon-like feature with a broad floor plain and a steep dead end created by the conjunction of Lookout and Pigeon mountains.

Luckily the Irish-born Mr. Devine can do more than just tap fast, and his "Tapeire," which opened at the New Victory Theater on Friday, is a charmingly low-key production that goes some way toward allaying fears aroused by the conjunction of the words Irish and tap.

Stutt's neat solution is to carry on the argument by using the conjunction "and" after the close of the octet.

In a computationally intensive analysis, we identified these relationships by using the conjunction operation (logic AND) and the exclusive or operation (logic XOR) (see Methods).

The numbers 11 19 are formed by adding 1 9 to 10 by means of the conjunction, e.g., "eleven",, "fifteen".

But of all such pairings the oddest by far is the conjunction of a sense of humor with a sense of horror.

is not (2) by itself but the conjunction of (1) and (2).