Sentence examples for taking in conjunction from inspiring English sources

If the medications you're taking, in conjunction with bland food and plenty of water, don't seem to improve your case of diarrhea after 72 hours, see your doctor.

As in many AIDS drugs, Kaletra is meant to be taken in conjunction with other medications.

He pointed out that his government's first military action against Iraq had been taken in conjunction with Bill Clinton's administration in 1998.

What they need, says Lillo Firetto, mayor of Porto Empedocle, is a "supranational approach" to be taken in conjunction with the United Nations and the EU.

When taken in conjunction with steadily increasing construction costs, this could mean that a homeowner who still has only the original coverage may be significantly underinsured.

The decision was taken in conjunction with the police match commander on the grounds of public safety and following consultation with the Football League.

Taken in conjunction with the other two papers, this raises the question of whether supporting local venture-capital is a good policy.

Dr Thorp believes the main hurdle now will be making absolutely certain that the drug is safe, especially if it is taken in conjunction with antidepressants.

It also has an exercise room for 30-minute yoga and Pilates sessions, which are taken in conjunction with a 30-minute cycling class.

According to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, gingko biloba is a blood thinner that can cause hemorrhaging and potentially even a stroke, when taken in conjunction with certain prescription medications, particularly anticoagulants.

In fact, though few significant adverse reactions have been associated with ginseng or echinacea, many researchers think that ginkgo may exacerbate bleeding or even cause hemorrhaging when taken in conjunction with certain medications, particularly anti-coagulants.