Sentence examples for combined that it from inspiring English sources

The food is a delicious and unpretentious mix of French and American so, well, organically combined that it seems less like fusion than fission cooking — an explosive and happily outward style, without any fussy brooding on bilingual equations or crossovers.

If you combined that, it meant 'I bitterly regret Lily's death'.

It then combined that information with everything else it knows about its users to build its advertising profiles for them.

Combined, that could make it a systemically important bank, requiring an extra amount of capital that would increase the cost of doing business.

That older app would quietly take measurements from your device, combine that data it with other people's anonymized usage metrics, and then send back tips on whether to update your OS or kill or restart apps.

You could see it combining that kind of design with Force Touch tech to create a different kind of hybrid.

The film does not even attempt to replicate Pushkin's verse, but it does combine that quality of simultaneous stillness and speed.

"He said, 'What if we combine that algorithm with that?' And it worked," Bijl recalls.

There's no scrum for sun-loungers, service is top-notch and attention to detail is second-to-none – it is all this combined that sets it far apart from the usual all-inclusive.

All these factors combined means that it is largely silly to compare underemployment levels further back than around 20 years.

The double-bubble nature of the underlying problem — a housing bubble and a credit bubble combined — suggests that it may well be worse than either 1990 or 2001.