Sentence examples for independents which from inspiring English sources

The new independents, which went heavily Democratic in the last election, are much younger, better educated and overwhelmingly antiwar".

To win Nevada, Trump would have to win over a majority of independents, which would mean bucking trends from 2008 and 2012.

CONSUMER GOODS -- With the likes of Procter & Gamble and Unilever virtually ruling the supermarket shelf, space for independents, which are few, is becoming scarce.

She suggests that the faux independents, which are really just adjuncts of the studios, have strangled what was once a robust avenue of distribution for small movies.

In many polls (though not the University of Michigan figures) such "leaners" are classed as independents, which brings the number of non-partisans up to roughly a third of all voters.

Almost all the top-selling artists are on major labels or big independents, which have the marketing budgets and influence with retailers and radio stations to push an act to No. 1.

They're very independent, which I like".

Independent, which has 106 branches and $3.1 billion in assets, illustrates all of these complexities.

I just wanted to be an individual, to be independent, which was not easy in Japan.

I don't think you can," said Kureishi, according to the Independent, which sponsors the festival.

And The Independent, which considered the speech "no masterpiece" did concede it was "a bravura performance".