Sentence examples for in which start from inspiring English sources

You're saying that it can only be enjoyed by people who live in a bouji Battersea new-build flat complex, units in which start at over £600,000 [$941,000]?

Genes for each genome were predicted by the gene-finding software Prodigal [ 61], which uses dynamic programming in which start codon usage, ribosomal site motif usage and GC frame bias are considered for gene prediction.

"It is a tough run-in, which starts  with Liverpool.

Vazquez dodged trouble in the second inning, which started when Suzuki singled and Eric Chavez doubled off the center-field wall.

The Dodgers lost the game in the 10th inning, which started with J.P. Howell walking Angel Pagan with one out.

First there was the dot-com boom, in which start-ups without business models were suddenly worth billions of dollars.

Now, the $18 million project will offer not only traditional office space but a 25,000-square-foot incubator as well, in which start-up technology companies can rent as little as 500 square feet to get their businesses off the ground.

In Kreuzberg, you can go out of the Betahaus, a co-working space in which start-up dreams are born, grow and sometimes die, go into the Prinzessinnengarten, a romantic urban place right by a busy roundabout, and have lunch among chard and tomatoes – which, if you like, you can pick with your hands, pay for, and take home.

Similarly, Mr. Wheeler said that his tenure in the 1990s as head of the cellular phone trade group now known as CTIA-The Wireless Association, was one in which start-up and rapidly growing cellphone competitors were at the forefront of wholesale changes in communications.

Replacing the old "industrial triangle" of government, big business and the unions is a "new kind of entrepreneurial box", in which start-ups increasingly take on the work of innovation from big business and the unions have been replaced by universities, he says.In this section Survival of the biggest Pretty in pink Expansive gesture Singin' the Blus Another false dawn?

REUTERS Techch's Cutting Edge Focuses on Data  |  The latest thing in computing is data-driven discovery, in which start-ups like VoltDB and Paradigm4, which were co-founded by a pioneer in database research, find insights in vast amounts of data, The New York Times reports.