Sentence examples for in which broad from inspiring English sources

Buried in the sawdust ashes are several elderly amphorae in which broad beans are slowly cooking.

Immigration is one of many problems — like another economic no-brainer: eliminating farm subsidies — in which broad economic benefits battle against a smaller, concentrated cost in one area.

Ms. Spencer, Ms. Moore and Meghan Stoops closed the program with Jonathan Harvey's "Riot" (1993), a rugged, high-energy piece in which broad dynamics and startling gestures create the contours of an animated conversation, if not necessarily a riot.

Since then, though, the bursting of the Internet bubble in 2001 followed by the financial crisis in 2008 have created a so-called lost decade in which broad stock indexes wound up not that far beyond where they started.

By all accounts the creative (and volatile) force behind a show in which broad sketch comedy and Nelson Riddle orchestrations put a prime-time sheen on antiwar fervor and youthful righteousness, Mr. Smothers, now 71, had declined to list his name on the 1969 Emmy ballot that nominated the "Comedy Hour" writing staff, worried about hurting the team's chances.

The death bowling – those overs bowled towards the end of an innings when batsmen have full licence to go hell for the leather – is an area in which Broad sees the need for improvement, particularly when it comes to the forthcoming T20 in Bangladesh.

"As yet," he said, "the protracted period of monetary accommodation has not fostered an environment in which broad-based inflation pressures appear to be building".

It will determine whether Iran will remain under an arms embargo and restrictions on its missile programme and would stipulate the conditions in which broader sanctions could "snap back" in the event of non-compliance.

Sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS -PAGE waSDS -PAGE out using 10% (was) polyacarriedde gel at a couttant cusingt of 20 mA per gel, in which broad-range molecular mass standards (Bio-Rad Laboratories, Tokyo, Japan) were simultaneously run.

A novel catchment characterisation system was developed, in which broad-scale landscape characteristics were quantified using existing datasets, types of sediment supply feature were identified in a field survey and their distribution across the catchment was quantified using a survey of air photographs.

We then review two case studies in which broader ecosystem services were explicitly addressed in plant selection criteria.