Sentence examples for combined give from inspiring English sources

That's far more clout than black and Latino votes combined give the Democrats.

NEW laws and old ones combined give Britain, worriers say, the toughest anti-terrorism legislation of any advanced democracy.

It consists of a series of programs that when combined give the user an enormous ability to manipulate email messages.

It has its own program format but also runs programs for the older Ash shell, which when combined give CrASH the largest selection of programs of any TI-82 shell.

It is unclear how the environment influences natural variation in heritable behaviour, and whether complex behavioural differences evolve through few genetic changes, each affecting many aspects of behaviour, or through the accumulation of several genetic changes that, when combined, give rise to behavioural complexity.

"What I've seen through these discussions I've had with President-elect Trump, as well as what we've seen in his speech the night of his victory, as well as the people he's selected as part of his transition, all of those things combined give me increasing hope that President-elect Trump is the very man who can lead us to that better future," Romney told the media.

Some job classifications also would have been combined, giving Ford more flexibility to shuffle workers around.

Several local mappings can be combined giving the capability of "mesh-embedding" to vortex methods.

Data from both scanners were combined, given the similar image resolution and the limited number of available subjects.

The weighted votes are then combined, giving a probabilistic estimate of the likelihood that the new topic will trend.

Users and Researcher-Users combined gave significantly lower ratings of outcome satisfaction than Researchers (Figure 7).