Sentence examples for combined talks from inspiring English sources

In Germany for a visit that combined talks on the Middle East conflict with acknowledgments of the painful past that binds the two countries, Mr. Netanyahu warned against ignoring new threats.

Events covered a wide variety of scientific topics, and combined talks, demonstrations, video presentations and panel discussions.

Almost three-quarters of the adolescents who combined talk and drug treatments improved significantly, and the psychotherapy appeared to reduce the risk of suicide.

The Koreans (Hyundai and Kia combined) talk of selling better than 1 million units before the end of the decade.

Alternatively, Google could combine Talk with advertising to earn revenue from a “pay-per-call” model.

As there is no general orthography for the transcription of visual and tactile conduct (Heath & Hindmarsh 2002), there is no established way of combining talk with visual/tactile behavior.

A third format can be found in the works of Norris (2004, 2012), who uses heuristic modeling when combining talk and images to communicate, not only her analysis about what is taking place, but also to add a sense of the temporal and embodied mode of interaction.

Psychiatrists are doctors who are licensed to prescribe medication.[8] They usually combine talk therapy and medical treatment, but not always.

Remember you have done the hard bit, this is now easy, you have clicked already, you have spoken, now you use this time to get to know each other, make sure you show an interest in your date, combine talking about yourself to asking about them and it should work both ways.

Combined, the talks and posters at the meeting provided an overarching view of the evolutionary principles at work in nature, in the clinic and laboratory, and even in industry.

Yet, combined with talk of "pre-emptive" strikes, this has left many people worried that a war in Iraq could be just the first of many.