Sentence examples for in which it asks from inspiring English sources

We just hope that another detail in LG's description for the teaser video, in which it asks its followers whether they're "prepared to get stunned by the LG Premiere," does not augur a highly potent new form of contactless haptic feedback.

Every once in a while, Quinnipiac University conducts a national poll in which it asks people to describe the president in one word.

On Tuesday, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit in which it asks that the program be halted and the information it has collected be destroyed.

In a move backed by the European commission, the European Regulators Group ERGG), which is made up of watchdogs from member states, has sent a questionnaire to all network operators in which it asks them to detail so-called roaming charges.

The September Vogue -- four pounds, 750 pages, Kate Hudson on the cover -- offers a batty survey called "Glamour, Defined," in which it asks 11 writers to explain, "What is this thing called glamour?" Well, blimey, at the end you're still not sure.

And then via a follow up pre-approval process, in which it asks users to vet all potential dates.

Last month the British Retail Consortium (BRC), which represents shop owners, carried out a survey in which it asked its members how much the minimum wage might cost, once differentials were taken into account.

In the September issue, titled "Women in Medicine," the Dallas County Medical Society published the results of a survey in which it asked its 7,500 members if they thought a gender wage gap among physicians existed, why that is, and what could be done to fix it.

Last year was also Fannie's first since its government takeover in which it asked for no federal aid.

For instance, averaging across all of the surveys in which it asked about ideology in 2012 in its daily tracking poll, Gallup found that 38percentt of Americans identify as conservative compared with 23percentt identifying as liberal.

Facebook has been criticised over a "stupid and irresponsible" survey in which it asked whether child grooming should be allowed on its site.