Sentence examples for for something for which from inspiring English sources
Hague says in that case Cameron was apologising for something for which Britain was actually responsible.
Now, she felt that she was being singled out for something for which she was not in any way prepared".
But he acknowledged that some schools needed particular help and some "are not currently ready for something for which they don't need to be finally ready until September".
It's the fact that she is saying sorry for something for which she bears a degree, small as it is, of culpability.
And – as Freedland conveniently omits to point out – Kaminski added (given that President Kwasniewski was a former communist) that if the communists were into apologies, they should apologise for something for which they were individually responsible: their antisemitic campaign of 1968.
"The fans, players and staff have suffered enough for something for which they weren't responsible.
It's a little sad when virtual reality is aspirational, but it feels like the beginning of something for which we've been waiting for far too long.
A brand "stands for quality, something particular for a customer — something for which you can charge additional money".
When CGAP was created, in 1995, the "P" stood for "poorest" — something for which Yunus had lobbied hard.
Second, Republicans are incredibly unwilling to take yes for an answer — something for which progressives should be grateful.
