Sentence examples for that a string from inspiring English sources

THAT A STRING QUARTET has one cello and one viola but two violins complicates things.

On top of that, a string of political corruption scandals has left many young Greeks disillusioned about the future.

LAE's links go deeper than that: a string of independent schools, including Eton and Brighton, offer partnership and support.

The pessimists fear that a string of other industries will follow.

Mr. Mitchell said that a string of losses, particularly in boroughwide and Council races, encourages challenges to a party leader.

That is about half the risk that a string of studies since 1997 found, the researchers said.

Some economists fear that a string of bank failures could further undermine the European economy, and make it extremely difficult for the common currency to survive.

The theory envisions that a string undergoing a particular mode of vibration corresponds to a particle with definite properties such as mass and charge.

He points out that a string of huge legal judgments against Koch Industries had given the brothers a reputation as "the heads of the Toxic Empire".

Last month, researchers at Symantec also speculated that a string of numbers found in the program — 19790509 — while seeming random, might actually be significant.

Mr. Romney had hoped that a string of Super Tuesday victories in contests from Vermont to Alaska would effectively bring the Republican race to a close.