Sentence examples for in which setting from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, each relapse pushed me into a dark void, in which setting the dinner table, let alone preparing the meal, seemed overwhelming.

Sometime during the early period I wrote a theory textbook from some of my lectures, in which setting the problem of building social theories within a positivist view of what "science" was about in a few pages generated almost all of the citations to my work, which people still quote me.

Unless the Labour party understands that a critical part of the world and country we want to create is one in which private companies do well, one in which setting up your own business is as important to social mobility as going to university or having an apprenticeship, we will not succeed as a party of government.

The latter relates the theoretical critical load and burst width with the function of the punch radius and the distance between dislocations nucleating dD, in which setting dD as about 10b (b is the Burgers vector) can fairly represent the Al experimental data.

Here, I outline two areas in which setting out our goals and methods seems particularly challenging: explaining how, first, text and, second, history ought to constrain our practice.

Here is a simple example in which setting model to 1 or 2 changes the parameters ka and ke.

Maddux also accounted for one of the Braves' three errors in the third inning, which set an N.L.C.S. record and resulted in four Arizona runs.

Fire!" But Basil, insisting that there is no fire, pushes him back in, which sets the whole kitchen ablaze.

Whereupon the chair of the BBC Trust appears on Marr and refuses to rule anything out, or in, which sets the hares running again.

This was less of an issue for The Phantom Menace, in which set height was generally achieved by digital means.

There is a sense in which set theory can be thought of as a form of highly mathematical metaphysics.