Sentence examples for forming an overall from inspiring English sources

With the north such a battleground at the next election, particularly if the Conservatives harbour any hopes of forming an overall majority in 2015 however slim that may seem at the moment, gaining credibility in the eyes of northern voters is key and Labour should in theory be way ahead of the Conservatives in the party's old heartlands.

The emphasis is on learning the basics, on remembering the factual knowledge, and on forming an overall picture of the topic.

The magnetic fields are produced by off-the-shelf commercial NdFeB permanent magnets with a nominal remanence of 1.17 T. The first section is built from three straight hexapole segments with a 1°-tilt between adjacent segments, forming an overall bend of 2°.

With the exception of hyaluronic acid, GAGs are usually covalently attached to a protein core, forming an overall structure referred to as proteoglycans [ 10].

With the exception of hyaluronic acid, GAGs are usually covalently attached to a protein core, forming an overall structure that is referred to as proteoglycan.

Thus, a more general international comparison would be possible using only five distinct routes, with these four forming an overall 'GP-Initiated' route.

Our judges all provided a list; points were then collated to form an overall top 10.

The spots aren't shaped like leaves or branches, but they form an overall "micropattern" matching the colors and overall texture of the woodland background.

Our 10 judges all came up with their own list; points were then collated and added to points from last year's ranking to form an overall top 10.

They beat the Lib Dems into third place in Scotland but won only three constituency seats at Holyrood, raising questions about their ability to form an overall majority at Westminster if they cannot approach double figures in Scotland.

He emphasized the role of planning: Once all a player's pieces are developed, that player should try to form an overall goal, such as kingside attack, that coordinates the forces.