Cystic fibrosis patients suffer from chronic bacterial infections and thick mucous in their lungs, due largely to a combination of microbial infections and resulting inflammation.
George Bush was picked at the very last moment and largely by a combination of chance and some behind-the-scenes maneuvering.
The spread of all complex political systems and religions probably has been due very largely to a combination of earnest conviction and the deliberate use of propaganda.
His support came largely from a combination of moderate liberals and moderate conservatives who shared a willingness to compromise to achieve pragmatic goals.
All are caught up in a complex system of relationships defined largely by a combination of issues within and outside of the academy, including the marketisation of and neo-liberal trends in university education.
Rather, it is a sign of a profoundly weakened industrial base in which automobile, steel, machine tools, and consumer electronics have been destroyed or undermined, largely by a combination of government neglect and government interference.
Predictably Rangers would, on a semiregular basis, be in positions from which to inflict damage, but they had difficulty in converting opportunities, largely through a combination of sloppy finishing, diligent defending and ill luck.
Concerned about reports from some neighbors that the children were also malnourished and perhaps subsisting largely on a combination of lake water and lily pads, the authorities said, they decided that the time had come to intervene.
However, the rampant growth in the sukuk market is currently being driven largely by a combination of conventional investors attracted by the strong creditworthiness of the borrower, regardless of the technicalities of the marginally differing structure, and by conventional borrowers seeking to broaden the investor base by appealing to the more religiously observant.
