Sentence examples for come to which from inspiring English sources

Richmanchester asks: "During debates on asylum and asylum seekers it is often suggested that no one should claim asylum in the UK because the Geneva conventions (other treaties are sometimes cited, or the more vague international law) state that those fleeing must seek asylum in the 'first safe country' they come to, which would not normally be the UK.

"The conclusion that they've come to, which is that there is no upper limit to life, is unreasonable," said Olshansky, who was not involved in the new research.

Another conclusion that I've come to, which I suppose is rather controversial and may incite a lot of hate mail, is that I don't believe marriage is necessarily meant to last forever.

If you read between the lines of Dr. Soon-Shiong's interview you get a sense that he is coming to the conclusion that most global change agents come to, which is: You can't solve a transformational imperative from a transactional paradigm.

GEOGRAPHY may be destiny when it comes to which cars consumers are most likely to buy.

In this state the timing is critical when it comes to which PORT pin should be active first.

"We have a set of criteria when it comes to which hot-air balloon company we use," he said.

When it came to which dollar bills to accept, the machines seemed just as picky as ours.

There are, of course, differences of opinion when it comes to which subjects feminism should be addressing.

— MARK LANDLER When it comes to which candidate is more like Ronald Reagan, Mr. Romney decided to leave it to his surrogates to attack.

The two also lead the pack when it comes to which countries incident response teams are seeing cyberattacks originating from.