Sentence examples for answers for which from inspiring English sources

He's looking, he writes, for "answers for which I don't have questions".

Instead, Dr. Carome said, the group suggested answers "for which the implicit, if not explicit message was to stonewall and obstruct" the F.D.A.'s attempt to assess the quality of the compounded drug.

In their answers, for which they have been carefully drilled by a team of lawyers and media trainers, the pair will attempt to rescue a tarnished reputation and distance themselves from serious criminality.

Failure to answer these questions will force us to go to International forum for justice such as International Criminal Court and International Court of Justice and UN must take notice of the violation of international law and assist us to have answers for which we are lawful in seeking them.

Genomics and proteomics may deliver answers for which it is not so easy to define the questions.

It includes seven clinical cases offering participants an opportunity to apply their skills and knowledge; these abilities are tested through the completion of questions after each clinical case, answers for which are also provided.

A main part of the answer, for which today there is excellent scientific evidence, was carefully chronicled by the English naturalist Charles Darwin in the years before the publication in 1859 of his epoch-making work On the Origin of Species.

But that situation might have been different had the Derby County manager, Steve McClaren, not indicated that he was not ready to give Newcastle the answer for which they were looking after a lengthy pursuit.

Osborne's answer, for which he has pledged the not-so-princely sum of £5m, is for "a showcase of the great creative and cultural sectors across the north, to help boost the economy in the region", according to the department for culture, media and sport.

Take this nine-letter answer, for which Tees in Wednesday's Independent used an anagram... 19ac Batter often aims for declaration (9)...for MANIFESTO while the day before, Jason in the FT had broken the word down and clued it one piece at a time: 27ac A written declaration from chap with independent party, Oscar (9) Same destination; different route: MANIFESTO.

Earlier this year, though, something unusual happened, and I got an answer for which I was unprepared.