Sentence examples for to accumulate with from inspiring English sources
The banners are indeed starting to accumulate, with James earning this second title despite diminishing returns from his co-stars.
Aquatic system gets to accumulate with high risk of toxins which in turn mixed and transfer into the food chain and finally reaches to humans (Shaikh and Bhosle 2011).
Soil total carbon and nitrogen at EWN continued to accumulate with time; however, TDMP exhibited a significantly higher degree of soil formation as indicated by lower bulk density, and higher soil organic matter, carbon, and nitrogen.
Marlon Samuels's gentle spin and Darren Sammy's medium pace could not match the threat of Roach's opening spell, and Cook and Bell were able to accumulate with increasing ease.
I could feel the words as if they were spilling out of my own mouth: That she couldn't walk down the street without someone staring, that thousands of dollars in medical bills continue to accumulate with every bone infection, that she could no longer dance, and that a mind-altering pain wakes her up in the middle of every night.
However, mutations were also found to accumulate with age in the serosa.
It is proposed that this high basal iron content, with the vulnerability to accumulate iron with age and in disease, makes this region susceptible to PD neurodegeneration.
We found that after adding α-amanitin, PRC1 protein levels began to accumulate linearly with time, as compared to the quadratic accumulation without the drug (Figure 3A).
The colony begins to accumulate cells with a decreased average speed, i.e. cells with smaller number (panel a) and shorter length of flagella (panel b).
Elastin is a long-lived protein in human skin; it appears to accumulate damage with age and sun-exposure.
(3) Establishing policy alliances: Policy entrepreneurs have to accumulate resources with the support of other organizations and individuals until the "opportunity window" opens.
