Sentence examples for for which like from inspiring English sources

That isn't sustainable, not when we know of dozens of threatening pathogens for which, like Ebola in 2014 and Zika today, we have no vaccine or cure.

A notary almost immediately bustled up to make sure the sale was made official - for which, like a real notary, he received a small fee.

And if her mind slows, she goes outside and spends half an hour gardening, her passion for which, like her modesty, can be seen as one sort of thoroughgoing Englishness.

Dick Cheney's record of callousness extends from his enthusiastic embrace of torture to his blithe disregard for the man he shot in the face, a deed for which –like most every other act of grievous harm he's committed – he has yet to apologize.

That's presented a challenge for Montgomery, which like so much of American suburbia has become an ideal place for deer.

A fair vote in Egypt would likely produce victory for parties advocating Islamist political and social principles -- anathema for Washington which likes to work through pro-US dictators.

Congo is a slippery subject for television, which likes its stories, even real ones, to follow a linear dramatic structure.

For a grapevine, which likes well-drained soil and 160 days of sunbathing, this isn't terroir but torture.

Because the Cannon reform would create Obamacare-like problems for which Obamacare-like solutions are almost inevitable.

Digital media users commonly re-tweet their posts (a practice known as "knitting," the word for which sounds like "weibo").

This is a stochastic world and stochastic worlds produce all kinds of interesting results for which we like to give more causal explanations.