Sentence examples for dealing with which from inspiring English sources

"It's part of the whole change that we're dealing with, which is very confusing".

It will of course vary from doctor to doctor, and some will have a better idea of which drug is more effective at dealing with which symptom.

And he knew which of his employees was good at dealing with which customers.An intimate relationshipTo recreate this intimacy, relationship-management software pulls together information from different departments of a firm.

23) Penguin India bravely agreed to recall and pulp all remaining copies of a book by Wendy Doniger, an American academic, dealing with which subject? 24) A French court awarded €1 each to five fans who had ridiculously sued a doctor for the "emotional damage" they had ridiculously claimed to suffer after the death of which musician?

Improving students' creativity is one of the obsessions of architecture teachers, dealing with which puts forward complicated pedagogical issues.

"This approach of online education is the future of the area I'm dealing with, which is global sustainable development," says Sachs. "We need a mass scale-up in understanding of these issues to confront big challenges like climate change".

There was also the temperature to deal with, which ranged from the high 80s to so chilly in some mountain passes that racers could see their breath.

Also a charming man to deal with, which I have been fortunate to do many times".

These are issues the old multicultural project has struggled to deal with, which has provoked the current disillusionment.

In Antarctica in particular you have high altitude to deal with which lends itself to being very windy.

Mr Clegg said: "Treat the people with addictions in the way that they need to be dealt with, which is that they need help".