Sentence examples for with that joint from inspiring English sources

Confronted with the tale, GM's Mr Murtaugh concedes that: "We've had some problems with that joint venture".

The problem with that joint has been a long-standing one for Harris and it flared up again after he bowled 30 overs in his country's opening tour match against Kent.

Take title with someone else so that joint ownership exists.

Studies show that joint with the difference in thermal expansion between the metal has effects on surface appearance and weld geometry (Hayes, et al., 2011).

It is observed that joints with under-matched filler material are more sensitive to penetration ratio.

It is shown that joints with the cross-ply adherends have higher energy release rates than the joints with the unidirectional adherends.

The results demonstrated that joints with STS loaded in shear exhibit high ductility but low stiffness, whereas joints with STS in withdrawal are very stiff but brittle.

This explains the reason that joints with thick bondlines tend to have a lower load carrying capacity.

Various studies have shown that joints made with solid-state welding have better properties than joints made with conventional welding processes.

Moreover, the presence of joint effusion, synovitis, or power Doppler signal in a joint was associated with arthritis development in that joint (OR 3.07, 5.45 and 5.50, respectively; Table 4).

Janine Starks, investment adviser with Bath intermediaries Chase de Vere, points out that with the joint Pep and Tessa allowances available before 6 April 1999 you could save a total of £54,000 tax-free over five years.