Sentence examples for in which depending from inspiring English sources
Syriza's popularity, and that of other populist parties in Europe, rests on the idea of an unfair dispensation in the euro zone, in which (depending on where you live) richer countries are bilked or poorer economies are throttled.
Careful control required for this story too, in which – depending on which version of events you opt for – a Russian diplomat shot and killed an armed carjacker close to the Olympic park; OR someone pretending to be a Russian diplomat shot and killed an armed carjacker close to the Olympic park.
This approach enables real-time service selection based on the degree of compliance, in which depending on each context the best-suited services can be determined.
One obvious response to this claim, made by several critics (e.g. Kitcher and Salmon, 1987, p. 317), is that the example does not really involve a case in which, depending on context, $H$ causally explains $S$ and $S$ causally explains $H$.
Recently, Paul Griffiths and Karola Stotz (2013) have responded to this challenge by offering examples in which, depending on context, regulatory mechanisms can either contribute additional information to the gene products or create gene products for which there is no underlying sequence.
Neonatal sepsis is a worldwide public health issue in which, depending on the studied population, marked variations concerning its risk and prognostic factors have been reported.
The only exception is the TIDEL II study, the intervention in which depends on specific molecular markers 16.
The story also has a rather delve-in start, which depending on the book, I sometimes like.
The agency said: "We assume some banks will still incur material investment banking-related litigation charges in 2015, which, depending on timing, may well outstrip retail conduct charges.
Players often end up rolling into in the river, which, depending on the tides, is 12 to 18 feet deep.
Swords were kept in sheaths, some of which, depending on status, were very ornate.
