Sentence examples for come combined from inspiring English sources
"And that's the dilemma: most consumer herbicides come combined with fertilizer".
Monday's document, a summary of a full report yet to come, combined few specifics with a reiteration of previous economic goals that, on occasion, have fallen by the wayside.
The drop in energy prices, which will keep the CPI in negative territory for months to come, combined with moderate wage gains (generated by productivity growth), will continue to offset any decline in purchasing power due to falling employment.
Monaghan led the Wolves outstandingly in the absence of Adrian Morley, the England prop who was given a mid-season breather ahead of stiffer tests to come, combining intelligent acting-half play with tough defence.
In other words, in S-IDNC, after obtaining a new packet, and with the knowledge of the packets that the receiver already holds, it will always be able to decode a new message that came combined within the newly arrived coded packet.
SALLYLAW: I love that they're discussing Charles's remarriage and the tension that can come from combined families.
An important advance why changes in the intracellular Ca2+ transient occur in HF come from combined voltage-clamp and Ca2+ spark imaging experiments to assess if changes in EC coupling are responsible for depressed cardiac function.
That change will come by combining these forces – politics must be combined with economics.
Ultimately, the best results might come from combining the techniques.
New phones were coming that combined touch-screens with BlackBerry's e-mail and security features.
About half of those savings would come from combining the two companies' credit card operations, he said.
