Sentence examples for combine to keep from inspiring English sources

A "beautiful deleveraging" is one in which all these elements combine to keep the economy growing at a nominal rate that is higher than the nominal interest rate.

His extravagance and his privacy combine to keep him outside the fold, making him too precious for some, too inscrutable for others.

"The Fifth Season" shows how doctors' evasiveness, patients' hopefulness and their families' hesitance to discourage them combine to keep very frail people undergoing futile treatments, and then more of them.

Corrupt managers, bureaucrats and the official trade unions, he says, combine to keep workers in poverty.The authorities argue that elaborate labour legislation, like environmental protection, is a brake on economic growth that Russia cannot afford.

Bats in the house, starving feral cats at the door, urban houseguests bewildered by a lifestyle so unlike their expectations, even an orphan fawn in one of the horse stalls, combine to keep the reader turning pages.

Racially inequitable norms and practices in the employment, housing, criminal justice, health and other key sectors still combine to keep far more individuals of color on the margins than can reasonably be explained by their individual shortcomings.

The settlers combined to keep wages low.

The two pitching staffs combined to keep both offenses scoreless from the fifth inning on.

Cheap money and demand from foreign funds have combined to keep investment prices up, even as rents have slumped.

The range of colours have been carefully combined to keep it feeling fresh and modern, including almond, oregano and white.

A resurgent Daily Star, a cut-price Daily Express and a wealthy Daily Mail are all combining to keep the squeeze on the Mirror.