Sentence examples for in which out from inspiring English sources

The phones never stopped, so I was always earwigging on the answers to the questions the PM asked, learning what worried him; what mattered, at all hours of day and night; whom he trusted; which courtier was "in", which "out", and why.

A Better student facilities B Better academic facilities C Better academic pay D Bursaries E Bumping up research capacity F Other, please state "Like most universities we need to spend a lot on our physical infrastructure and the environment in which out students study".

You hand me a draft in which, out of nowhere, the female character says to the male character, "I'm so hurt that you don't notice what I'm wearing whenever we work together".

Yes, the UN has officially declared the famine over, but it points to a continuing humanitarian crisis in which out of a population of 7.5 million, more than 2 million are in need of emergency assistance and more than 2 million Somalis are either internally displaced or have sought refuge in neighbouring countries.

By his own decision theoretic lights, you would not act stupidly "by refusing to stake one life against three at a game in which out of an infinity of chances there is one for you"—in fact, you should not stake more than an infinitesimal amount in that case (an amount that is bigger than 0, but smaller than every positive real number).

On each test trial the researcher showed the animal in which out of four differently coloured locations, two foods were hidden.

Grey goo, a nightmarish scenario of nanotechnology in which out-of-control self-replicating nanobots destroy the biosphere by endlessly producing replicas of themselves and feeding on materials necessary for life.

In one project in Pakistan, in which out-of-school children were to be given vouchers allowing them to enrol in private schools, the vouchers were given to a relatively low proportion of girls compared with boys.

However, Chris Bryant, the shadow welfare reform minister, said the comments reflected the "values of the Victorian workhouse" in which out-of-work people were forced to perform demeaning, unpaid labour.

MANCHESTER, N.H. — There's a belief among some that the New Hampshire primary is nothing but a media spectacle, one in which out-of-state supporters, protesters, members of the news media and tourists engage in a contrived sound-stage ideal of a "quaint small-town democracy" in a circuslike atmosphere.

There was a time when H. and I and our friends lived in a world in which out-and-out support for one another's artistic mission was essential as the token of membership in the larger community of people with hopes and dreams.