Sentence examples for combined now from inspiring English sources

His parish was four or six combined now.

Roughly half of the country's farm establishments combined now contribute less than one-fifth of Australia's total agricultural output, but about one-tenth of the farm businesses account for roughly half of production.

Its Windows Phone 7 and Windows Mobile software combined now account for less than 1 percent of the global smartphone operating system market, according to Canalys, a research firm.

He found that the entrepreneurial explosion is spreading rapidly around the globe: although America still has more internet firms than any other country (roughly 60,000), the rest of the world combined now boasts more (about 76,000).

Over the course of five World Cups and six European Championships, Clarke has scored more goals for his country than Bobby Charlton and Gary Lineker's tallies combined – now 127 goals in 140 matches – but the one accolade that continues to evade him is a Paralympic medal.

Advocates for renewable energy argue that the March earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident have given the nation a reason to rebuild its economy as a world leader in clean, renewable energy -- even though solar, wind and geothermal combined now account for only 1 percent of Japan's electricity.

Combining now Theorem 3 with Theorem 1, we immediately get the following equivalence result.

Since we will combine now the outputs of the individual seats, the index (p) is no longer omitted.

Let us combine now Theorem 4.2 with Theorem 3.4 to demonstrate the convergence of an iterative algorithm to a common fixed point of a semigroup of nonlinear mappings in modular function spaces.

Combining now (5.2 - 5.6), we see that (u, v) is a subsolution of (1.1) and (u, v) < (u, v) on Ω ¯ T × Ω ¯ T by comparison principle, thus (u, v) must blow up in finite time since (u, v) does.

Ok, but exports of services and resources combined are now larger than exports of manufactured goods.