Sentence examples for combination or something from inspiring English sources

He examined this provision focusing on what a "business combination" meant and found that the sale of stock here could be a business combination or something "similar".

It is not clear from the law enforcement images if the object was a simple plunger switch, or included a timer or a receiver that could be operated remotely via radio signal – or some combination, or something else.

But this was nothing of the sort, instead it was "akin to two companies divorcing each other — which no case law, or common sense, suggests is a 'business combination' or something 'similar.'" In his ruling, the vice chancellor disagreed.

There's a modifier missing in the title: "Encyclopedia of Promising Planting Combinations," or something like that.

It could be the result of human, social, or financial capital, a combination of those, or something else.

Whether his struggles are tied to absent command, the absence of the pitching coach Dave Eiland, a combination of things or something else entirely, the Yankees realize the importance of fixing Burnett and fixing him quickly.

Maybe instead of doing the natural weekly thing, maybe on beta you just need to have a different affix combination every day or something, so that you can make sure that all those get playtested in a timely fashion.

But for any given issue or appointment, a relatively small number of House members or (especially) senators — whether motivated by ideology, status-seeking within the party, constituency placation, some combination of the above or something else entirely — could join with Democrats to block some of the Trump administration's most extreme actions.

Whether it's ultracapacitors, hydrogen, methanol, a combination of existing technologies or something completely different, it remains to be seen.

And it just made me even more sad about her whole situation and whatever reason she had for keeping with this show -- whether it was the need for money or desire for a faux celebrity status, some combination of the two, or something else entirely.

Lack oversaw the launch of MSNBC in 1996, which was originally conceived as a 24/7 extension of NBC News, in combination with something or other from Microsoft.