Sentence examples for activity on which from inspiring English sources

Well, it's funny you should say that, because skiing is not the activity on which Heather Mills's reputation has traditionally been based.

The work at the Central Middlesex involved new areas of concern such as coronary heart disease and physical activity, on which seminal papers were published in the 1950s, together with a focus on infant mortality.

Apply the above excuse for guilt-free avoidance of baby salsa, baby buggy boot camp, baby rock climbing or any other activity on which middle-class mothers are encouraged to lavish cash.

Food trade is hedged around by innumerable restrictions which make more inefficient an activity on which hundreds of millions of people depend.Second, the trends in the main regions show that the biggest agricultural stories of the past few decades happened in Brazil and Russia.

"But it is the corporate restructuring necessary to reduce high corporate savings rates that is likely to prove most politically intractable, requiring authoritarian and semi-authoritarian governments to relinquish state control of economic resources and activity on which their political power is partly based," Ms. Lim added.

In the folk group, in which occupations were often seasonal or dependent on weather and where people had to provide their own amusements, the creation of useful objects became also a leisure-time activity on which creativity was lavished; a shuttle might be transformed with carving or a chest with painted designs, and even the corset stay came to be an art form.

"Ex Libris" may be his clearest, most explicit exposition of the principles and activities on which this ideal depends.

Yet if the whole house of cards is going to tumble once more, there are plenty of other doomed activities on which you can set your sights.

In "Neighbors," as in "Neighbors 2," Stoller allows situations to get out of hand; in movies that are constructed as slight comic exaggerations of ordinary practicalities, he stages big and noisy comic set pieces that are as grotesquely implausible as they are unsupported by the practical activities on which they'd depend.

Jordan's King Abdullah has sometimes let Brotherhood members sit in cabinet and at other times moved against them, occasionally by squashing the vital social and charitable activities on which much of their popularity rests.Another problem for the Islamists is that they, too, are prey to troubling ideological doubts.

What Congress and the President did was to reduce rates on certain taxes (mainly capital gains) and add credits for activities on which government smiles (like having kids).