Sentence examples for would combined with from inspiring English sources

But a tunnel through the Chilterns would, combined with dropping the HS2 and Channel tunnel link that threatened the London borough of Camden, placate two of the most sizeable sections of local opposition.

The regulator took over a year to approve a merger in 2003 between HBC, a Hispanic-American broadcaster, and Univision, and it might decide that some of Mr Saban's partners' other media properties would, combined with Univision under today's arrangement, pose media concentration problems.

Due to the presence of oxygen and nitrogen functional groups of R-NH2, Hg II) would combined with two R-NH2 molecules.

Under the proposal, Rutgers would combine with the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and the New Jersey Institute of Technology.

The RBS consortium would split ABN in three, whereas Barclays would combine with it to create a global giant.

The aluminosilicates, as the end of the neutralization process was reached, would combine with more silica and with cations to form minerals like chlorite, and ferrous iron would combine with silica and sulfur to make greenalite and pyrite.

As the neutralization process reached its end, the aluminosilicates would combine with more silica and with cations to form such minerals as chlorite, and ferrous iron would combine with silica and sulfur to produce greenalite and pyrite.

The juices from the onion would combine with the fat from the butter and the meat to form a tasty broth within the pockets of sturdy dough.

I've written it off before, worried that over-promising and under-delivering would combine with the "dork factor" to produce something dead on arrival.

No one anticipated the way trucking deregulation would combine with precision-timed inventory practices and other logistical innovations to revolutionize the flow of goods.

That refers to the possibility that the families would combine with Porsche their lucrative business in distributing Volkswagen brands in Austria and other parts of Central and Eastern Europe.