Sentence examples for combines what from inspiring English sources

The three of us worked together to come up with a model that combines what we already know about the demographic divide and the delegate rules in the upcoming states.

"We see an emerging market that combines what people love about the Web with richness and interactivity of full desktop application," said Brian Goldfarb, senior product manager for Silverlight.

"As the population gets a bit older, people have to be smarter," said Mrs. Michaan, whose own brand of yoga combines what she called classical hatha yoga with Taoist philosophy.

Much as Jane combines what would seem to be incompatible traits within a single voice and body — her employer and soul mate, Edward Rochester, is an even wilder brew of contradictions — so does Brontë's "Jane Eyre" mash up genres and effects with mesmerizing virtuosity.

But what I do know is that it combines what feels like the very ultimate in potentially disastrous challenges: directing yourself, directing your husband, enacting the tumultuous narrative of a couple whose marriage is crumbling, all the while doing this in the very early stages of your own marriage.

It combines what we always see in a good health system, which is humane humanitarian behaviour, with sound economics".

I knew it combined what I enjoyed: talk and ideas.

What is distressing to me is the attempt to combine what are two completely separate issues.

We combine what we know about students with what we know about ourselves.

Carpenter and Huskey began to talk about how to combine what each of them was doing.

It remained only for someone to combine what was in existence or clearly capable of creation.