Especially in conjunction with a newly promoted foreign secretary who has been in that post little more than a month.
Exercise, especially in conjunction with hardiness, was reported to relieve stress stemming from physiological and psychological causes.
The mascarpone proves too thick and rich for my testers, especially in conjunction with the jumbo oats; the word "claggy" is mentioned more than once.
The blend of formalism, muscle-flexing, erotic tension and sweaty sexuality sits a little oddly, especially in conjunction with Beethoven's noblest music.
Lined up in a glass vitrine in the Courtauld gallery, these Mouvements de Dance make for disconcerting viewing, especially in conjunction with the parallel series of sketches that Rodin drew.
By Hilton Als March 16, 2017 In a way, "The Price" is more interesting to read than it is to watch, especially in conjunction with Arthur Miller's own memoir.
For many years these have commonly surfaced, especially in conjunction with important political events, in the form of petitions and open letters issued by a few outspoken scholars and members of China's beleaguered community of dissidents.
Dr. Dulvy, a researcher at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, B.C., said he found the results alarming, especially in conjunction with his own work, which shows that humans remove about 40 percent more fish than can be replenished worldwide.
Analysts say that even without the full co-operation of Iraq and Lebanon, which did not back the measures, the sanctions are likely to have a severe impact on Syria's economy, especially in conjunction with EU ban on Syrian oil exports which came into force earlier in November.
(Chinen) ★ McCoy Tyner Quintet (Friday through Sunday) The rumbling sweep of McCoy Tyner's pianism have quieted a bit over the years, but he can still be a compelling stylist, especially in conjunction with partners like Gary Bartz, an incisive and soulful saxophonist, and John Blake Jr., a searching violinist.
(Chinen) McCoy Tyner Trio with Gary Bartz (Tuesday and Wednesday) The rumble of McCoy Tyner's pianism has quieted a bit over the years, but he can still be a compelling stylist, especially in conjunction with Mr. Bartz, an incisively soulful saxophonist.
