| 11. | However, the sale of lots went a lot slower than predicted, in part because of the low conjunctures.
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| 12. | In the 1920s, the economy fell into a low conjuncture, forcing Sydvaranger to file for bankruptcy in 1925.
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| 13. | After completing a painting, Peng will create a digital reproduction that is placed in conjuncture with the handcrafted original.
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| 14. | Internationally, the film was released in 60 countries across 1, 000 screens in conjuncture with its Indian premiere.
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| 15. | It's just conjuncture based off of mis-information from bad reporting in the moments after a tragedy.
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| 16. | Governor Hugh Elliot was compelled to commission a militia to prevent reprisals " in a conjuncture so replete with party animosity ".
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| 17. | The somewhat complex British development of distributism emerged as a conjuncture of ideas of Penty, Hilaire Belloc and the Chestertons, Gilbert.
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| 18. | The paper is widely cited ( more than 1450 citations according to GS ) and has become highly topical in the current conjuncture.
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| 19. | His initial works focused on the effects of heat on metal at low temperatures, in conjuncture with his tutor, Ernest Griffiths.
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| 20. | Very often this is used in conjuncture with a team of hunters using fixed positions to take moose moving away from the baying dog.
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