Sentence examples for in conjunction with making from inspiring English sources

Finally, when considering the use of correlations for comparative purposes, we need to evaluate the summary statistics for each measure in conjunction with making comparative statements about the magnitudes of correlations across multiple groups.

Morality was often cited in conjunction with religion making it hard to disentangle the two.

Usually the technique is used in conjunction with lines made by a pen or pencil that define and outline, while the wash provides colour, depth, and volume.

Upon learning that the London jeweler Pippa Small designed the necklace in conjunction with Made (made.uk.com), a jewelry company with a charitable arm that promotes education and training in Africa, Hewson dreamed up another way to help.

At the risk of reading the tea leaves too closely, I think Mr. Ferguson's article needs to be read in conjunction with comments made by The Standard's editor William Kristol on "Fox News Sunday" on Nov. 11.

The telescope was also involved in the detection of the first Einstein ring in 1998, in conjunction with observations made with the Hubble Space Telescope.

In April 1977, Wilkinson was cited for false and misleading advertisement in conjunction with claims made in radio ads for Wallace's Book Store claiming they were offering the first discounts in history on new college textbooks.

Tenet argues the documents being released in conjunction with the report make clear that the CIA acted legally and never misled Congress.

This talk, held in conjunction with the exhibition, "Making Room: New Models for Housing New Yorkers," is sponsored by the Citizens Housing & Planning Council, the state Energy Research Authority and Life Edited.

It might be helpful to use both of these articles in conjunction with another when making lesson plans.

In the first ad, produced by Sassy Films in conjunction with Hollyoaks-makes Lime Pictures, Sanderson is subjected to intimidation tactics by Sheffield.