Sentence examples for if joined with from inspiring English sources
Such negative evaluations, if joined with a sincere attempt to follow Heidegger's own path through his writings, would not be incompatible with his thought.
In paleontology, cladistic methodology is particularly unreliable if joined with SJ Gould's anti-adaptationist stance (Gould and Lewontin [1979]), for only a thorough understanding of adaptation allows us to use the present as a reliable key to the past, and single out likely instances of evolutionary convergence.
That would change if it joined with American.
Tony Abbott and Joe Hockey both issued warnings on Tuesday that Bill Shorten could cost Australia its AAA credit rating if Labor joined with minority parties to block budget measures in the Senate.
If physicians joined with the social work profession — skillful in advocacy and cost-effect service delivery — the shared value base and blending of expertise could counter a national failure to put our children first.
And McConnell said, if we joined with him, it would signify that he had this figured out and we would be.
If you joined with the January crowd but didn't stick to your gym routine, it may be time to look into the financial benefits of canceling your membership and searching for apartments with fitness centers.
The incidence rate was estimated by incident cases of diabetes identified during the calendar year of 2010 divided by the population at risk (n = 1,912,916), which excluded those with known (prevalent) diabetes at baseline or incomplete membership in the previous year (precluding ability to reliably ascertain if they joined with pre-existing diabetes).
A cluster allows each member to benefit as if it had greater scale or as if it had joined with others without sacrificing its flexibility.
A cluster allows each member to benefit as if it had greater scale or as if it had joined with others formally without requiring it to sacrifice its flexibility.
If we had joined with Labour we would have been seen as a coalition of losers.
