Sentence examples for and whereas in the from inspiring English sources

And whereas in the 20th century the public sector was seen generally as legitimate and as providing a valuable social good, privatisation and the market culture are now seen as superior and the public sector is denigrated – at least implicitly.

And whereas, in the real, grey world, the longest-running musical in West End history is about social strife in 19th-century France, here in an Islington rehearsal room, another longest-running West End musical evokes an altogether gayer age.

And whereas in the military, superiors promote for work done well, in corporate America managers may privilege personality over professional qualifications when deciding on hires or promotions, passing over the best candidate as a result.

And whereas, in the past, it has spent its marketing money on selling its expensive packages, in future it will push its cheaper bundles of TV channels.

And whereas in the past I might not have ventured beyond the legendary Belgian couture mecca Stijl on Rue Dansaert, I discovered on a side street new boutiques like Hunting and Collecting, a sprawling concept store that opened last year with racks full of emerging fashion talents and an installation by Confetti System.

And, whereas in the period up to last October there was a clear and imminent deadline that all sides felt under pressure to meet, both the Turks and the EU know that the current membership negotiations are likely to go on for ten years or more.

Whereas in the '50s and '60s students imagined becoming engineers and teachers, in the '80s and '90s students dreamed of becoming investment bankers and property developers.

Whereas in the 1990s and 2000s many police shootings and there were many of people of color stoked controversy, something about the killings that began last summer with Eric Garner in New York and Michael Brown in Ferguson has touched a chord.

Whereas, in the other corner.

"The landscape is lush and full of boar, hares and pheasants, whereas in the summer, you don't see animals, and fields are plowed and brown".

In ALSPAC, all participants were female and 72% were born between 1958 and 1968 whereas in the 1958 birth cohort, 50.6% were female and all were born in 1958.