Sentence examples for combine to put from inspiring English sources

There are several factors which combine to put people with severe mental illness at risk.

Bureaucracy and red tape, as well as a huge deficit in infrastructure and a severe lack of skilled workers, could all combine to put the brakes on growth.

Signals from sensors in smartphones and industrial equipment, digital photos and videos, a nonstop global torrent of social media, and many other sources combine to put us in an era of "big data" that is without precedent.

Federal and state fuel taxes, too, combine to put a heavier hit on diesel — averaging about 52.5 cents a gallon nationally in October, according to the American Petroleum Institute, compared with 47.4 cents for gasoline.

The city embraced the industry and fought to keep it intact here in recent years despite wages, sugar prices and environmental regulations that combine to put American candy factories at a sharp cost disadvantage.

All of these factors combine to put a ceiling on growth, the team reports in the 22 April issue of Nature.

It remains extraordinary that the combined forces of charities, NGOs, pop stars and a sympathetic government have combined to put Africa at the centre of political life in this country for such a sustained period - and without the impetus of famine or disaster to seize our attention.

The teams have combined to put up 49 shots but have made just nine.

Modric and Ozil combined to put Higuaín one on one with Roman Weidenfeller, but his shot was blocked.

Politics, demographics and geography have combined to put Oklahoma in a difficult situation when it comes to water.

Joe Simpson and Riki Flutey combined to put Seb Jewell, Jacobs's replacement, over for a try against his former club and a Dave Walder drop goal pegged the deficit back to four points.