Sentence examples for problem combined with from inspiring English sources

"That problem combined with inaccurate street addresses could be superfrustrating".

That problem, combined with the widespread prophylactic use of antibiotics in livestock, has given staph, not to mention other bacteria, ample opportunity to evolve into superresistant and superpersistent bugs.

Neil Lennon claims that Scottish football's "image problem", combined with its lack of money, are the reasons why he has been unable to attract a marquee signing to Celtic.

A legal petition lodged by his lawyers on Tuesday said that his medical problem, combined with the one-size-fits-all procedure enshrined in Missouri's death penalty protocol, could cause him to "cough and choke on his own blood.

The petition said that his medical problem, combined with the one-size-fits-all procedure enshrined in Missouri's death penalty protocol, could cause him to "cough and choke on his own blood.

The steady state and transient heat transfer problem combined with radiation and conduction in the semicircular enclosure with an inner circle are studied.

We formulate the sparse representation regularization term and incorporate it into the PR optimization problem combining with the support and Fourier magnitude constraint.

It is worth mentioning that almost all the existing algorithms for this problem are based on the proximal point method applied to the equilibrium problem combining with a Mann iteration to fixed point problems of nonexpansive mappings, of which the convergence analysis has been considered if the bifunction F is monotone.

Ahmed Rodriguez, 27, is in his sixth year at Old Westbury, thanks to academic and financial problems combined with a full platter of extracurricular activities and a double major.

The refugee problems, combined with reports of the ambush, added to a growing sense here that the effort to maintain stability faced serious obstacles.

These problems, combined with a war on its eastern border, have sent the Turkish lira to an all-time low against the dollar.