Sentence examples for more coupled with from inspiring English sources

A French win by eight points or more, coupled with defeats for Wales and Ireland, would deliver the title into Gallic hands and stun everybody from Tipperary to Toulouse.

excess manufacturing capacity of 50% or more coupled with an imminent glut of the raw material for solar panels (polysilicon), both of which are driving down prices.

This suggests that neural variability in M1 and striatum could also become more coupled with training.

(A ) AIP activity became significantly more coupled with the sensorimotor network (see Figure 4 figure supplement 1A ).

These areas (blue) became specifically more coupled with a left-lateralised frontoparietal network (see Figure 4 figure supplement 1B ).

Because of the long course of COPD and a progressive decline in lung function, patients' daily activities are limited and they rely on on family members more, coupled with a financial burden and decreased family status.

As this becomes more and more true, coupled with the noise that one finds online today in job forums, employers and businesses are looking for more effective ways to identify the right candidate with the right set of skills.

Now that there are more couples with young children, he is bringing them back.

"It's not a huge phenomenon," said Bob Howard, a Pines real estate broker, "but there definitely have been more couples with kids coming out within the last three or four years".

This has impacted even more couples with the recognition of same-sex marriage in Obergefell, which expands the number of two-income marriages and renews interest in eliminating these disincentives.

For survey 2, there were more couples with no children.