Sentence examples for that also participated from inspiring English sources

"They surrounded us from different sides with their tanks, machine guns and warplanes that also participated in the assault," said Mohamed, 25, a resident reached by telephone as he fled for the Turkish border.

Dave Allison, who manages turtle conservation efforts for Oceana, an environmental group that also participated in the rule making, called the new ruling "probably the best that the sea turtles could have hoped for from an organization called the fishery management council".

Microsoft has acquired Canadian startup Maluuba, a company founded by University of Waterloo grads Kaheer Suleman and Sam Pasupalak that also participated in TechCrunch's 2012 San Francisco Startup Battlefield competition.

Patreon had raised $47.1 million to date up through its January 2016 $30 million Series B led by Thrive Capital and joined by Index that also participated in the Series A. But this big infusion of new capital could boost the confidence of creators in the platform.

In a preliminary experiment on the same group of subjects (n = 12) that also participated in the main experiment, we determined search slopes (that is, the variation in reaction time as a function of set size) for the two tasks that we intended to use in the main experiment: finding the letter T among Ls, and finding the symbol + among Ls.

Of the respondents abstaining from alcohol in HUNT2 that also participated in HUNT1, 51%% reported abstaining from alcohol, and 98%% were abstainers or "rare drinkers", in HUNT1.

Nevertheless, some criticism remains that the participation goal is not realized, particularly for social groups that also participate little in electoral politics.

The (mathsf{FacultyNearCollaborator }) is a near collaborator that also participates of same examination boards.

A less-established feature that also participates actively in the electrodynamics of the equatorial F layer is an upwelling (Tsunoda and White, 1981; Tsunoda, 2005, 2015; Tsunoda and Ecklund, 2007).

The Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are evolutionarily conserved, germline-encoded PRRs that signal many different cell types via a set of conserved signaling adaptors/molecules that also participate in IL-1 receptor signaling (reviewed in [26]).

The presenters of all rubrics and episodes are children that also participate in the programming development and production.