Sentence examples for more in conjunction from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon spends billions of dollars more in conjunction with the Central Intelligence Agency on space surveillance programs, including spy satellites.

I would like see him become more of a threat with ball in hand, and work more in conjunction with Dan Biggar.

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FXa activates prothrombin more than 10-fold more efficiently in conjunction with activated factor V than in the absence of activated factor V, resulting in abundant formation of fibrin and clotting [ 6].

An H pylon was chosen instead of an A pylon both because it was more functional, and would be more aesthetic in conjunction with the other bridges in the area, particularly three suspension bridges.

Mechanically speaking, Cooper Works buyers get a revised Eaton supercharger that allows greater flow pressure and higher rpms, a modified head to allow more compression and a redesigned air box that allows greater airflow (and resonates more aggressively in conjunction with the re-plumbed JCW exhaust kit).

As previously reported [26] the variant -61C allele appeared much more frequently in conjunction with the Hp2 allele (haplotype D), whilst the -101G allele was found more often with the Hp1 allele (haplotype E).

However, Mr. Romney name was used more commonly in conjunction with all 15 of the economic keywords.

Mr. Santorum's name was used more commonly in conjunction with 12 of the 15 social policy keywords; the exceptions were "guns" (or "Second Amendment"), "immigration" and "Mormon".

These were used about three and a half times more often in conjunction with Mr. Romney's name than Mr. Santorum's.

More important, in conjunction with trial lawyer associations in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and every other state, it established Trial Lawyers Care to provide experienced legal representation free of charge to every eligible victim who chooses to make a claim under the Victim Compensation Fund.