Sentence examples for in which we develop from inspiring English sources

Macklon says: "We know that the environment in which we are conceived and in which we develop in the uterus can have effects right through our lives.

However, it is the cultural context in which we develop that shapes what we actually find beautiful, and hence which particular art work or potential sexual partner we fall for.

Now, the apprenticeship phase refers to those critical 5 to 10 years, sometime during the ages of 18 to 30, in which we develop the skills that will allow us to advance in a highly competitive work environment.

Let's hope this latest campaign marks a year in which we develop more understanding of the issues, recognise that not everyone who is overweight is unhealthy, undesired or unfit to work and to reach out with compassion and empathy to those who are.

"So, as a result, we've recently blown up the way in which we develop products" — a drastic change from the way the company developed products five years ago.

This is the first in a series of papers in which we develop a new and systematic approach to reflection positive representations based on reflection positive distributions and reflection positive distribution vectors.

"This was the study in which we developed the idea of intentional or efficient intoxication," Wilsnack says.

"We came through the period of medicine in which we developed antibiotics," says O'Toole. "Until the second world war we were dying from stupid things like pneumonia and galloping septicemia from a small wound.

The mapping of the geological units was evaluated by a quantitative analysis in which we developed a general methodology for directly comparing EMI results and borehole data.

This paper presents the results of the FLUMAGIS project, in which we developed a spatial decision support system (SDSS) to support the implementation of the European Water Framework Directive WFDD).

The study we present here builds on research conducted in a collaboration project between industry and academia, in which we developed an ontology in order to provide practitioners with a "common language and conceptualisation".