Sentence examples for combination of going from inspiring English sources
"A personal hunch is that their squad, in its current size, might find the combination of going for the title and playing their first season in the Champions League a little too heavy going – but that it will be a close-run thing," wrote Daniel Taylor, who, like the rest of us, was yet to know just what a close run thing it would be.
"It wasn't that Danny was unhappy but it was a combination of going elsewhere to play regularly, and especially the chance to go back home, which was his desire," he said.
For those people, it's a combination of going into recovery but actually implementing some dating strategies as well.
When I got there, I was relying on a combination of going to cruising sites, and also relying on a social network of gay men that I'd encountered, which I found was very efficient in terms of passing me on from person to person.
The ideal path down a mogul run will consist of a combination of going around the bumps (down the troughs) and going across a bump to angle yourself into a better oncoming trough.
The results demonstrate that the combination of GO with PVA reduces both the proliferation delay and the internal cell complexity alterations induced by GO on human osteoblasts.
Our results demonstrated that the combination of GO and IO as a nanocomposite material has a potential use for the design new therapeutic agents for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease.
This paper has introduced the combination of GO-CDM and multiple transmit antenna technology as a means to simultaneously exploit frequency, time and space diversity.
It can be expected that a combination of GO-based composites involved in click chemistry and self-assembly films by Langmuir technique should be particularly advantageous owing to their excellent biocompatibility, moderate nanostructures, and enhanced mechanical and chemical properties.
For every possible combination of GO biological process and molecular function, we found the number of genes that were involved in both GO terms.
