Sentence examples for added whereas from inspiring English sources

"He was growing only one-quarter to one-half inch a year," she added, "whereas most children grow about two inches a year".

She added, "Whereas Andre welcomes that kind of challenge, Pete looks at it and says, 'Man, do I really want to do this?' " It is harder to face no-name players without the edge of the awe factor.

"The restaurants that have always flown in the best seasonal ingredients from anywhere in the world, at any cost, are going to start to have trouble here," he added, "whereas we can keep our prices low by buying good food, grown in a sustainable manner, and using every last bit of it.

"He does distinguish himself as a redistributionist," Parker added, "whereas socialism at one point was not solely about redistribution, but about public ownership of broad swathes of the economy — and there's nothing in his program that talks about that".

The scanner almost never reads the numbers wrong, he added, whereas "manually, you are prone to transposition or entering the wrong amount".

Single glucose addition increased MBC only in the cycle in which it was added whereas repeated glucose addition increased MBC over time.

The former Johannesburg correspondent accepts that the analogy is provocative, but insists he is careful to limit it, adding: "Whereas in South Africa it was by design, here we appear to have blundered into it.

"When I told my parents that I wanted to hang a flag outside our house, I realized I had changed," he wrote, adding, "whereas yesterday I mocked the patriotism behind the flag, now I display mine proudly".

Mark Shenton, theatre critic for The Stage magazine, said it was "challenging" for fiction writers to turn playwrights, adding: "Whereas novelists provide an imaginary world that the reader colours in, theatre provides a much more literal, realistic landscape for them to work on in which their vision is then translated by many others".

Referring to the relative degrees of resistance he encountered in staging his plays here and there, he proposed that perhaps "American actors and directors know that their theatergoers are impatient," adding, "whereas in London, the greater ease at being part of a group means the actors and director assume a generous audience, not an always-potentially-dissatisfied one".

"Also, if you stop the medication, the problems recur," Newman adds, "whereas psychotherapy is meant to teach people skills that they can continue to use after the treatment has ended".