Sentence examples for said coupled from inspiring English sources

That $65 million, they said, coupled with new spending already in the budget, would mean a significant increase for the system as a whole.

Its diversified portfolio, she said, coupled with some timely selling, helped it to weather the crash of technology stocks better than many growth-oriented funds and other best-ideas funds.

"Peter is a unique talent," she said, "coupled with the fact that this deal involves three people, three sets of services over almost three years, compounded by the unique history of the project itself".

"What's weird about it would be the retreat on race, which is the paradigm example of what the 14th Amendment is meant to deal with," he said, "coupled with fairly aggressive action on sexual orientation".

"Given Mitt Romney's secrecy about his returns," she said, "coupled with the revelations in just the one return we have seen to date and the inconsistencies between this one return and his other financial disclosures, he has forfeited the right to have us take him just at his word".

Weissmann decried the "recent dramatic increase in FCPA enforcement" which, he said, "coupled with the lack of judicial oversight, has created significant uncertainty among the American business community about the scope of the statute".

And he said coupling the plan with other tax relief should satisfy conservatives.

That entailed "corpse pounding" with large rocks, Darling says, coupled with mutilation and chopping up the body.

Ms. Kellerman also said couples must be willing to work hard and dig deep to write strong homemade vows.

As Morsi said, couples living together out of wedlock is something legal and tolerated by American society.

Barrett said, "Couple more minutes and you would have died, buddy".