Sentence examples for terms of combining from inspiring English sources

That's what I meant in terms of combining vision and judgment.

"They seem to have got it right in terms of combining an office environment with a cafe-bar," Singh says.

I still don't think we've made the perfect show, in terms of combining those forms - it's an ongoing obsession for me.

And that I think is more balanced in terms of combining the emotional and the rational in decisions and who to trust.

Kingfisher secured victory in a battle for control of Castorama of France after the Rothschild & Cie investment bank approved the terms of combining the companies, both home improvement specialists.

He told CNET that the company has "a good plan in terms of combining mobility with VR," and added that "it's not a phone slapped into a headset".

Intermediate repetition schemes (6 8) often produce the best results in terms of combined strength and size gains.

After the acquisition, ING will have the No. 1 position in the United States life insurance market in terms of life and annuity premiums, and rank sixth in terms of combined statutory assets.

Not only are index funds outperforming actively managed funds, but the Vanguard Group, which invented the index mutual fund in the 1970's, has reclaimed its title as the most popular, in terms of combined sales of stock and bond funds.

The commission's decision to try to block the deal has made the proposed merger the largest in American history -- both in terms of combined revenue and purchase price -- to be challenged by the government.

This is not because Arabic is a poor language — quite the reverse is true — but because the Arabs simply did not think in terms of combined ethnic and territorial identity.