Sentence examples for comments in conjunction from inspiring English sources

Since annoyance and confusion are negative emotions, it is logical that participants would leave more negative comments in conjunction with higher ratings for these emotions.

While responding to questions from journalists about my characterization of Justice Antonin Scalia as a homophobe, I realized that the fact that I made that comment in conjunction with a potential lawsuit about the Defense of Marriage Act created some confusion as to my basis for that characterization.

But although the FDA may provide a public-comment opportunity in conjunction with the Advisory Panel meeting it calls for each modified animal it reviews, Jaffe says the agency can issue its findings without providing all the underlying data, which requires consent from the company.

At the risk of reading the tea leaves too closely, I think Mr. Ferguson's article needs to be read in conjunction with comments made by The Standard's editor William Kristol on "Fox News Sunday" on Nov. 11.

In conjunction with individual comments from participating clinicians, feedback received from these surveys helped developers with subsequent modifications.

These remarks, in conjunction with the comment on preconceived opinions, are designed to encourage the reader to seriously consider the views that he will be presenting despite the fact that they will be difficult to understand and will likely diverge perhaps significantly from the reader's current beliefs.

Or as if it is Hart's voice commenting on the images that are presented in conjunction with the voice-over: Hart taking the powders and wandering in the field at night.

Usually, the items in a written list are separated by commas, but for lists in which one or more items require comment or explanation, semicolons can be used in conjunction with commas to keep the reader from becoming confused.