Sentence examples for does which has been from inspiring English sources

And Riding quotes the wise words of Anthony Eden, a brave infantry officer in the First World War and Churchill's foreign secretary in the Second: those who have never experienced the horrors of an occupation "have no right to pronounce upon what a country does which has been through all that".

The present study was designed as a nested case-control study within the larger Dubbo Osteoporosis Epidemiology Study (DOES), which has been on going since 1989 [ 17, 18].

But throughout the statement, she repeats that she and other soldiers were ordered to do the things they did, which has been the defense made by lawyers for the soldiers and the soldiers themselves.

"That really helped us get into the right frame of mind and find the cohesion we needed to do what we did, which has been historic in many ways".

Our study do not analyse what physicians actually do, which has been done earlier in studies conducted on how GPs act when treating men and women with standardised symptoms and showing that the sex of the patient influence GPs diagnostic and management activities [ 23– 25].

In a series of experiments at the University of Denmark, scientists found that during exercise training, women's tendons and ligaments didn't grow as thick and powerful as men's did, which had been expected.

"And so, what I've just wanted to do is do that, which has been a little more difficult for me because I did start off very explicitly.

So does Capitalia, which has been a surprising spectator to the merger boom.

Procter & Gamble has an office in Israel for R&D, as does IBM, which has been there for 62 of Israel's 65 years.

The only long-term solution for me was to set up my own practice, which I've done and which has been very successful.

Or doing nothing, which has been our default for much of the past century.