Sentence examples for manner which will from inspiring English sources

From next week, energy bills must display tariff information in a clear and consistent manner, which will help consumers make quick comparisons.

"That means we must respect and protect the population from coercion and violence — and operate in a manner which will win their support".

"That," he announced, in a self-deprecating manner which will become increasingly familiar, "is a feeling I won't forget for the rest of my career".

Michael Carberry was dispatched without delay and within two balls so was Jonathan Trott in a manner which will have the analysts delivering cheerful memoranda for the Australian camp.

Yet it's the decision to flex it in such a public manner which will have decisively brought the 25-year-old former country star to the attention of a pan-generational audience outside of her own target market.

Warrington looked to be harshly treated when Stefan Ratchford was shown a yellow card for what the referee, Robert Hicks, ruled to be a cynical late tackle on Tierney but they responded in a manner which will have delighted their coach, Tony Smith.

The behavioral phenotype of the Ube3am-p+ mouse was recently characterized in a comprehensive manner, 140 which will assist greatly in the evaluation of future potential treatments.

I will be able to re-climb the stairs as many times as I want — not only to show myself to be ingenious in conversation, but also to repair all manner of irreparable errors, which will become magically fixable.

It is not so much the fact they lost to a fine side as the manner of their defeat which will linger the longest in their loyal supporters' minds.

A win when the Italian side visit the Allianz Arena in two weeks will guarantee Bayern's progress to the knockout stages, but it is the manner of this win which will worry Europe's elite.

However, cardiac tissue contracts in a primarily spontaneously manner unlike skeletal muscle which will remain inactive in the absence of stimulating inputs.