Sentence examples for in which like from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron worked on the 1992 campaign, in which (like today) the Conservatives had a strong lead on the economy.

Their mother-to-mother counseling strategy grew out of the Christian Family Movement, a progressive ecumenical group in which "like ministered to like" on social justice.

Butterworth has an image in his head of a play without plot, in which, like a good relationship, the balance is achieved through equal weight distribution.

The scary documentary "Darwin's Nightmare" portrays a world teetering on the brink of catastrophe in which, like it or not, international trade and transportation connect everyone.

All in front of Soutra Gilmour's magnificent design of a tarnished (guilt-ridden?) mirror, in which, like the characters, you may see parts of yourself.

Mr Prodi proposes to call for a series of "primaries" next February in which, like a fairground boxer, he hopes to see off any rivals and confirm his leadership.

All this adds up to a kind of political echo chamber, in which like-minded thinkers reinforce one other.

At Unite Cloud, he's planning to change strategy, moving away from community events in which like-minded people tend to show up, in favor door-to-door canvassing.

The coffee company's increased UK tax bill was partly the result of a strong year in which like-for-like sales grew by 3.8%.

But if the atmosphere of the Golden Mask festival sounds like an idyllic setting in which like-minded people schmooze happily, think again.

Off-trend clothing designs didn't take the rap for a "difficult" quarter in which like-for-like sales fell 5.8% in general merchandise.