Sentence examples for in which lived from inspiring English sources

At its zenith, when the Spaniards arrived early in the 16th century, a network of some 14,000 miles of road served an area of about 750,000 square miles (1,940,000 square kilometres) in which lived nearly 10 million people.

Polkinghorne [ 24] claims that stories are the linguistic form in which lived human experience may be suitably expressed.

A fragile economy in which living standards are still being squeezed.

ENGINEERS frequently admire the ways in which living creatures solve problems.

In November, Granta published "Dead Interviews," in which living writers interview famous dead people.

He said Osborne "was in denial about the way in which living standards were still falling".

Visitors entered a room in which live butterflies fluttered around, having hatched from canvases embedded with pupae.

Amazingly, however, it turns out that the gap exists partly because of the way in which live births are defined.

2. Organisms go from "simple" to "complex" or "advanced":   The process in which living organisms became bigger, better, smarter with the passing of time.

Organisms go from "simple" to "complex" or "advanced": The process in which living organisms became bigger, better, smarter with the passing of time.

Sol gel chemistry of silicates has emerged as an outstanding strategy to obtain biomaterials in which living cells are truly protected.