Sentence examples for areas with which from inspiring English sources

Despite her deliberate vagueness in areas with which she is unfamiliar, she has a reputation for being a quick study.

The organization mounted anti-mugger patrols in neighborhoods bordered by black areas, with which the group was at odds.

The first stage consists of general, uncommitted discussions of any current problem areas with which user groups are concerned.

Many, like my father, were pushed into areas with which they had no real connection or history.

"They are keen to buy second homes in areas with which they have a long association, such as southern Spain and the Algarve in Portugal".

"If people leaving government could not serve in areas with which they are familiar, you would discourage good people from going into regulatory work," he said.

When she first arrived at Citigroup, she oversaw an area with which she had deep familiarity — the brokerage business.

It is eminently desirable, however, that this should be extended to include the Caucasus regions to the north of the Hittite area, with which certain of the evidence, especially of philology, appears to indicate a cultural affinity.

In the online form, under Additional Academic Interests, applicants should indicate the area with which they wish their LSTD program be linked: Developmental and Psychological Sciences (DAPS), Curriculum Studies and Teacher Education CTEE) or Social Sciences, Policy and Educational Practice (SHIPS).

The kingdom has a history stretching back five centuries, but during colonial times Barotseland was a British protectorate, a status allowing greater autonomy than the rest of the area with which it was governed.

It is an area with which he is familiar, having sat on the creative industries taskforce set up in 1997 amidst the wave of euphoria that greeted the first post-Thatcher Labour victory - a well-intentioned attempt to capitalise on the creative successes in Britain that ended in Cool Britannia derision when hordes of pop stars were paraded incongruously in Downing Street.