Sentence examples for in addition to the multiple from inspiring English sources

In addition to the multiple Munizes, he owns many large-scale works by Mr. Fuss, whose wild experiments with darkroom chemicals and organic matter produce images that are not always recognizably photographic.

The speech was intended to bolster Mr. Cain's standing on international issues and national security, areas that – in addition to the multiple allegations of sexual harassment and now the claim of an extramarital affair – have proven to be major stumbling points on the campaign trail.

In addition to the multiple vulnerabilities that it exploits, it installs its own driver into Windows.

That's in addition to the multiple lines of ride services it operates, including UberX, UberBLACK, and UberSUV.

This explains the remarkably complex topography of the basement in the southern part, as shown in Fig. 2c, in addition to the multiple peaks of ACFs at the OBSs in the southern part (Fig. 2b).

All test questions are multiple choice with the exception of the Writing subsection, which encompasses sentence completion, paragraph completion and a short essay, in addition to the multiple choice questions (Gukrip Gukje Gyoyukwon [National Institute for International Education], 2010).

In addition to the multiple-choice question, we measured student responses to open-ended questions about the collection and use of GPS, tilt, and seismic data, which provided greater insights into student understanding of these concepts (Table 5).

In addition to the opportunities, multiple challenges remain relating to data quality, acquisition and processing, analytical methodology and interpretation.

In addition to the dead, multiple others were transported to hospital and treated for injuries.

In addition to the lawsuit, multiple delegations of conservative Japanese politicians have traveled to Glendale to ask the City Council to get rid of the monument.

In addition to the complexity of multiple subtypes, H1 subtypes are post-translationally modified, primarily by phosphorylation at multiple sites.