Sentence examples for multiple camps from inspiring English sources

Some sit across multiple camps, but others are steadfastly pro-Apple or pro-Google, with Microsoft and the others looking like they've been left holding mouldy cheese.

It's not hard to imagine, then, the splintering of the global information technology industry into multiple camps according to their willingness to cooperate with governments on security matters.

Last year other teams challenged those results, but this year definitive proof came from multiple camps.

Plus, you will waste money trying to go to multiple camps.

Importantly, this concentration of H89 attenuated CREB phosphorylation stimulated by the AC agonist forskolin (FSK; 25 µM), which signals to CREB through multiple cAMP-responsive proteins including PKA (Figure 3A).

An option to extend the efficiency of a surgical service such as this might include pooling patient populations from multiple refugee camps, e.g. transporting patients to Mae La refugee camp from neighbouring camps in the same region.

began documenting the epidemic during trips to multiple refugee camps in eastern Lebanon (the Bekaa Valley [Baalbek, Zahle, and Ersaal]); the epidemic later expanded to camps throughout the country.

His father, who died last year, had been in multiple concentration camps, Dr. Koplewicz said, and was a participant in the Warsaw ghetto uprising.

For years, I had volunteered with the Special Olympics, worked at multiple summer camps for kids with disabilities, and served as a classroom aide at a school for the blind.

Messec set out on a midwinter campaign against theIndians, beginning with the bloodless capture of multiple unarmed camps on the Mad River; Messec's troops then routed small bands of Indians in the mountains between Redwood and Hoopa Valley.

As Benton stared at the weighty birthright from the alte heym, or Old World, bafflement struck: she knew, from an interview she conducted with her family members for a history class, that they fled the German invasion, hid in nearby forests, were interned at multiple labor camps and trekked through miles of often snow-covered forest in the east.