Sentence examples for combined think from inspiring English sources

Overall, 36%% of respondents from all sectors combined think that their organization's relations let them increase their financial resources, whereas 49%% of respondents disagree.

This is used to house the latest data distribution equipment and to direct visitors to the right, toward the combined Think Tank and Columbia labs.

"I want history to record that under our watch we combined thought with action".

Only 25 (51.0%) of registrars and supervisors combined thought that the portfolio helped to ensure clinical training took place during service delivery and 39 (79.6%) thought that the pressure of service delivery made completion of the portfolio difficult.

Combining think aloud data from nine students and questionnaire data from other 136 students, Plakans and Gebril (2012) examined the role of reading comprehension in writers' source use.

Today, a couple of former elite Israeli intelligence veterans launched Team8, a unique approach to attacking cybersecurity that combines think tank, venture capitalist and startup foundry into one company.

The two have combined to think about costume and movement in ways that expand our ideas about bodies, clothes, and dance.

And then Michigan and Ohio combined, I think he would have been on a roll," Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, who endorsed Santorum, told HuffPost Tuesday.

(3) Online communities combine individual thought processes to build records of the bigger picture and therefore nurture collaborative intelligence in the process of debating potential long-term future goals.

The benefits of both systems and market thinking can be combined when we think about healthcare as a function of complex adaptive market systems.

The Yankees would love to trade outfielders Raul Mondesi and Rondell White, to whom they owe a combined $12 million, and think they can despite their struggles last season.