Sentence examples for exist to which from inspiring English sources
At the national level two broad groupings exist, to which others lend support.
But on cross-examination by Sergeant Wuterich's lawyers, Captain Capers suggested that, in combat, many tactical and moral gray areas exist to which the Marine Corps is unable to give absolute answers during training; the training, he said, most often involved only "recommendations".
Ellis questioned Pettyfer about the part in the 2012 film that "seems to haunt [Pettfyfer]", referencing the persistent rumours about his sour relationship with Tatum, asking: "Why does this rumour exist?" To which the 25-year-old bluntly replied: "Because it's true, Channing Tatum doesn't like me and for many reasons, many being my own fault".
This normally leads to improved PAPR reduction capabilities as more subcarriers exist to which the ACE method can be applied, effectively providing more handles for controlling the PAPR.
In Hollywood today, while certain segregations and institutional biases still exist (to which the gender of screenwriters, directors and producers can in many ways be linked), the woman star takes the lead now more than ever before.
Few validation reports of PPR exist to which we can compare our results.
11 12 No gold standard exists to which the SGP-based incidence estimates for suicide attempts can be compared.
However, a range of new environments now exists to which local species may not be adapted and where restoration efforts may never reflect historic community structure.
In colorectal, upper GI and breast cancer, few biomarkers exist to predict which premalignant lesions will progress to invasive cancer.
