Sentence examples for making combined from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hagel and Ms. Landrieu would triple these limits, making combined donations in six figures the norm.

To move this intersection point towards the left on, making combined transport cheaper for shorter distances, a couple of changes can be made.

Before making combined releases of a predator and a parasitoid, besides studying possible IGP by the general predator on the parasitoid, it would be useful to study the possibility of the parasitoid parasitizing the eggs and other stages of the predator.

In this study the category "Shared decision making" combined Thompson's three categories of "Information seeking/information receptive"; "Information dialogue"; and "Shared decision making" because it was difficult to separate and identify these specific ways of participating in dementia care.

The rewards shared by top lawyers are part of a bigger picture of success at the top end of the legal profession, with Britain's 100 largest law firms making combined profits of £5.8bn in 2012-13 – up eight per cent on last year.

Others used the risk score as a guide in their decision making, combined with conventional risk stratifiers.

Found free advertising channels, and enabled residents to make combined estimated savings of more than £10,000 in first year".

"It's more than I've made combined since I started working when I was 15 years old," he said.

Those mechanisms make combined use of experimental observations and theoretical predictions.

At the time of the merger the two companies operated on different wireless technologies which made combined operations difficult.

For rural sampling, we made combined use of larger provincial maps and Google maps, supplementing these with information from the local interviewers as the former were somewhat outdated.