Sentence examples for together with which from inspiring English sources
The phrase "together with which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to introduce additional information or a clause that further explains something mentioned in the sentence. Example: The new house, together with which they also bought a spacious garden, provided the family with ample space to entertain guests.
Clearly, this company needs to rethink which tasks are put together with which others.
At the heart of this studio is the contention that the European high-rise tower is imbued with public responsibility, competing with the towers of churches and city halls, together with which it dominates the city's physiognomy both physically and symbolically.
The results show that the joint existence of a PDR program, the use of background studies, the establishment of a TDR bank, together with which parties initiate TDR programming, the number of initiators, and the type of development demand are positively associated with TDR program success.
He maintains that a compound system is holistic in that its subsystems themselves count as quantum systems only by virtue of their relations to other subsystems together with which they compose the whole.
The arts may be one of the only pieces of glue that is holding us together with which we can still share and find common ground.
The stone shares the same message as U 72, together with which it once formed a monument, but U 72 was moved to Skansen in 1896.
All these, together with hyperchloremia which predominates during the recovery phase of DKA [6], contribute to the development of acidemia, which often is severe [7, 8].
But together with New Hampshire, which votes next week, the Iowa caucuses lead the pack.
In 1947, the UK and USA signed an agreement, together with Canada, Australia and New Zealand which was initially known only as the "secret treaty".
His knees, he once remarked, looked as if they had been tied together with ribbon, which made some roles pretty taxing.
Moreover they are one of the very few natural features (together with salmon) which have rich symbolic meaning in both northern European and Celtic fairy stories.
