Sentence examples for combination of posts from inspiring English sources
"To do that we are going to use a system that is a combination of posts and beams.
Only in Britain – or, India, where a combination of post-imperial and existing prejudices enmesh class with caste.
But some combination of post-Lehman Brothers anxiety and skepticism about Mr. Mortier's ideas ended the honeymoon.
This odd combination of posting a profit while losing money on a per-share basis reflected the existence of G.M.'s Hughes tracking stock.
A wide-ranging review by the commission of racial equality in a number of areas, including education, jobs, pay and health, revealed a worrying combination of post-Brexit hate crime and entrenched long-term systemic unfairness, he said.
But the combination of post-Palin pressures, the high stakes of the general election and the pervasiveness of the political media are likely to set a new standard for running mate vetting this time around.
It's one of thirty-one works in which the Austrian composer distilled his musical inheritance an odd combination of post-Wagnerian Romanticism and medieval polyphony into a bracing new style of crystalline compression that exerted a towering influence over modern composition after the Second World War.
People with more appropriate professional skills than mine will have to parse these facts, but from what I have learned in my work as a storyteller, this tragedy may be related to something I heard about in my interviews: a potentially lethal combination of post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury.
The latter is a priori a complex combination of post-synaptic potentials coming from many other neurons.
The combination of post-extubation non-invasive mechanical ventilation with pre- and post-extubation MIE was associated with successful extubation in a population of 157 "unweanable" patients, 89% of whom suffered from NMD [18].
ERA's distinctive combination of post-employment advisory support and financial incentives was designed to help low-income individuals who entered work sustain employment and advance in the labour market.
