Sentence examples for combined take from inspiring English sources

Nigeria receives almost half of Nauru's exports, and South Korea and Australia combined take another one-third.

The Russians, who control far more prospective drilling area in the Arctic Ocean than the United States and Canada combined, take a far different view.

Estimates are that the combined take for the scores of cable channels that sell commercial time will total as much as $9.8 billion.

** Returning from Nepal in the spring of 1949, Ripley spent the better part of the next year classifying the combined take of his two Nepal expeditions — nearly two thousand birds, representing three hundred and fifty varieties.

Past models of the StreetPilot, like the 2610, came with 128 megabytes of memory, which is not inconsiderable; detailed maps of New York, Baltimore, Washington, Atlanta and Savannah, Ga., combined take up just 53 megabytes.

These are the taxes that fall primarily on people with high incomes -- and in 2003 and 2004, their combined take as a share of G.D.P. was at its lowest level since 1942.

The combined take-away from these two books underscores one of the oldest pieces of financial advice, which is often ignored: Think before you move your money into stocks, bonds or any other investment.

In design analysis, extreme values of these loads must be combined taking into consideration the correlation between them.

After spending $22 million on her campaign, however, Ms. McMahon failed to capture a majority of Republican votes; her two opponents combined took 51 percent.

But far-right parties combined took 28% of the vote in Alsace; and the Front alone got 23% in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur.

These are combined, taking into account wave propagation and decay, to provide a concise and efficient method for studying the free vibration problem.