Sentence examples for international combination from inspiring English sources

But of course it's Dutch money, the leading lady is American, there's an Australian supporting actor (also nominated) and who knows what international combination of production skills, including those that made Tom Stoppard's and Marc Norman's screenplay.

There had been other approaches and I was wary - assigning film rights is a once-in-a-lifetime gamble - but the international combination of Robinson-Schepisi eventually won my trust.

Instead of merging with a bank or spending billions of dollars to buy one, Merrill will spend up to $500 million over five years on its half of a venture that Merrill's chairman, David H. Komansky, described as the first international combination of electronic banking and investment services.

Most recently, the work of Walsh and colleagues [ 20] was followed by two highly publicized multicenter large international combinations of cohorts that both examined whether CNVs were more prevalent in schizophrenia than would be expected by chance [ 21, 22].

With an HbA1C < 7% recommended by the ADA [ 5] and international guidelines, combination treatment under routine daily conditions is already considered for HbA1C between 7 and 8%.

It was a combination — international constraint, plus quiet power improvements — that worked.

Glencore's Deal for Xstrata Under Threat  |  Glencore International's planned combination with Xstrata faces a new obstacle after Qatar Holding, which owns a large stake in Xstrata, asked Glencore to increase its bid.

St. Pancras International Station's combination of imperturbable solidity, high church magnificence, much-loved statuary (including one of the poet, John Betjeman, who helped to save it) and the constant and very visible rush and rumble of its trains, has managed to bring flash and glamour and style back to the world of British railways.

The impact of NAFTA and other international agreements in combination with U.S. agricultural subsidies expel millions of Mexicans and other rural workers from their countries of origin into the United States territory every year.

To improve patient risk stratification, the presence of LVSI has been incorporated into international classifications in combination with other clinicopathological factors, such as age, International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) stage, pathogenetic types (Bokhman, 1983), histological grade, and depth of myometrial invasion (Keys et al, 2004; Querleu et al, 2011).

Club teams have months to work on attacking play and combinations; international teams have a few weeks a year.