Sentence examples for toward combining from inspiring English sources

The seeds of Mr. Parish's evolution toward combining environmental issues with profit were planted early.

Mr. Schwartz is interested in all aspects of the American economy, with an eye toward combining human stories with data that tells the larger tale.

In the 1960s a trend developed toward combining stockings into a single garment, panty hose and tights, that reached the waist and covered the feet, legs, and hips.

Smart watches, smart cars, the Internet of things, 3D printing: all signal a trend toward combining digital and analog materials in design.

"We believe that the company would not have announced these spin plans without at least a substantial road map toward combining DirecTV and Liberty Entertainment into a single entity that would be acceptable to DirecTV's independent directors," said Vijay Jayant, an analyst at Lehman Brothers.

Buffon subsequently made some steps toward combining the thesis of the historical degeneration of species with his theory of historical cosmology in The Epochs of Nature, published as a supplement to the Natural History in 1788 1789.

Of special concern to corporate taxpayers has been the slow but steady movement by states east of the Mississippi toward combined corporate reporting (as opposed to separate company filing).

There has also been an increasing trend toward combined liver-kidney transplant if patients have AKI or chronic kidney disease prior to transplantation.

The cooling of three-dimensional electronic chip assemblies (stacks) is one of the most serious challenges facing the electronics industry as it moves toward fabrication approaches combining speed with energy efficiency.

The co- trend is actually two trends commingled: There's the trend toward people deliberately combining their efforts at work, at home and online; and there's the related trend of pointing it out in the words that are used.

Nevertheless, some peptides show promising activities toward HNE combined with a remarkable selectivity.