Sentence examples for the triad of from inspiring English sources

Does he or she exhibit the "triad of impairments" – of communication, imagination and social interaction?

All the evidence points to the triad of the Industrial Revolution, empire and free trade.

Hypothermia is one part of what physicians call "the triad of death".

However, Howard was already looking for ways to integrate the triad of place, work and folk.

But, for now, Sir C.K. is happy with the triad of businesses he inherited.

Luckily, Egypt still has a respected and robust judiciary system to complete the triad of democracy.

The triad of fever, rash and joint pain is seen in a rare allergylike disease known as serum sickness.

Andersen had hoped to resolve the triad of cases -- criminal, regulatory and class actions -- in something of a global deal.

Ellie is taken to hospital with the "triad" of head and retinal injuries associated with shaken baby syndrome.

The triad of symptoms alone cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt that an infant has been fatally shaken.

With the Communist Party and the army, the KGB formed the triad of power that ruled the Soviet Union.