Sentence examples for means on which from inspiring English sources

Sorry to disappoint anybody anticipating a tale of miracle recovery, though; this feat is accomplished by purely mechanical means (on which, more later), but it is a wonderful experience none the less.

Physical capital comprises the basic infrastructure and the production equipment and means on which people draw in pursuit of livelihoods [ 22, 26].

Say "on", which means "ten".say on such as turn on the lights.

It just wasn't clear which government she meant (more on which below).

Try this cast-on, which means that you won't have to sew the toe up later.

The specialisation that first developed in the neolithic period has led to our almost complete dissociation from the means of production on which we now rely.

So although I should feel worse, I don't, because it means the occasions on which my wife invites me out are becoming ever rarer.

And I quite literally mean the fields on which the games were played.

We have things to work on which means we can get better.

Though New York is off, New Jersey is on, which means a coincidence is now an exclusive.

WAN provides the means for the networks on which those devices reside to reach remote destinations.