Sentence examples for this allied with from inspiring English sources

But what much reporting of these tragic events shows time after time is a refusal to believe this, allied with the worst kinds of gender stereotypes.

The ESI attempts to provide a single figure which encapsulates 'environmental sustainability' for each country included in the analysis, and this allied with a 'league table' format so as to name and shame bad performers, has resulted in widespread reporting within the popular presses of a number of countries.

The family behind the Knickerbocker Fund was again the Fishers, this time allied with Morgan Stanley, the investment bank.

This rule, allied with its twin barbarism called the "split predicate rule," has especially afflicted the prose of lawyers and legal scholars.

It was this determination allied with a wholly impregnable self-belief that sustained DP Costello (as he first styled himself) through years as a bottom-of-the-bill songwriter and performer in Liverpool and London, years in which the unlimited opportunities to be overlooked, sidelined, unappreciated and misunderstood fuelled a smouldering sense of affront.

"You need a quality team to go on and win this competition, allied with a bit of luck, which we've missed out on.

This is allied with a rigorous photogrammetric analysis using custom-written software to automate tracking, calibration and measurement procedures.

This finding allied with the genomic uniqueness of these strains are of special importance not only locally but in a macro-epidemiological context.

This information allied with comprehensive transgenic modelling of human BSE infection and other relevant, potentially zoonotic, prion strains will inform on how many human prion strains may have an animal origin.

This finding allied with our results in yeast may imply that the conserved synthetic interaction between MSH2/ msh2 and SENP6/ ulp2 is due to the combined loss of MutSβ- and RPA-mediated DNA DSB repair.

This data allied with evidence for vestibular reactivity in both subcortical loci (Papanioannou 1973; Bisti et al. 1974; Magnin et al. 1974), provides a potential anatomical explanation for our findings.