Sentence examples for many combined from inspiring English sources

The LRS detachment and 5th Group ODA conducted many combined and individual operations to ensure the stability of the region.

No Olympian has won nearly as many combined medals as Phelps (28 overall, including 23 gold)... [and that] he's won more gold medals than at least 110 countries!" And yet, the ESPN article goes on to place Carl Lewis, former track and field Olympic star, ahead of Michael Phelps as the greatest Olympian of all time.

Many combined their voluntary Parent Supporter role with positions in the paid workforce.

Since the late 1990s many combined vaccines which protect against hepatitis B virus (HBV) and other vaccine-preventable diseases have been licensed.

Many combined factors – weak health systems, poor vaccination coverage, lack of access to safe water, inadequate sanitation, widespread malnutrition and diseases such as malaria – still threaten millions of young lives.

WHO-CHOICE has assembled sub-regional databases on the cost-effectiveness of an extensive range of interventions for leading causes of disease burden, including analysis of the interactions inherent in many combined interventions.

Many combine their love of socialising with work by acting as promoters for club nights.

And virtually every major American trading partner places a cabinet-level official in charge of trade talks -- many combine the job with foreign minister -- raising the question of whether they would negotiate with an American of lesser rank.

Some 80% of South Africans are classed as Christian, according to the most recent available statistics, although many combine their Christian beliefs with traditional practices.

It seems to me that the power of Twitter is still in its one-to-many combined with one-to-one.

Many combine all the roles.