Sentence examples for continued coupled with from inspiring English sources

Pietersen's rise to becoming one of England's most explosive batting talents continued, coupled with his ongoing habit of landing himself in controversy.

Her battle to live as a woman will continue, coupled with the arguably even greater transition of the return to civilian life.

Although America's history is different from Britain's, I have no doubt that continued dialogue, coupled with positive action, is what has given rise to some of the successes among African Americans and other minorities that is seen in America today.

The activity in minimally invasive surgery was continued and coupled with the creation of a Multidisciplinary surgical team in oncological/inflammatory diseases of the female reproductive apparatus.

Continued surveys coupled with sample analysis from dead and dying colonies should provide clues as to the underlying cause increased rates of hive mortality in the U.S. We thank the individual bee inspectors for their assistance in conducting this survey.

"Exclusive breastfeeding in the first half-year of life and continued breastfeeding coupled with appropriate foods could reduce the number of children under five who die from malnutrition," said Lee Jong-Wook.

"The upward pressure on premiums continues, which coupled with the unwarranted hike in IPT will see premiums go through the £600 mark before any benefit from the whiplash crackdown takes effect".

The continuing relationship, coupled with Visa's wider activities to push mobile payments and mobile banking, are a sign of how seriously it is taking the space at the moment.

Continued surveillance coupled with molecular typing should be maintained to follow the spread of these new MR DT 104 variants in animals and humans.

The fact that the station's output continued to fall, coupled with increased operating costs, such as flue gas cleaning, led to Battersea's demise.

Continued sequencing efforts coupled with advances in sequencing technology will lead to the completion of a vast number of small genomes.