Sentence examples for must by which from inspiring English sources

Peculiar to the vinification of port is a large dosage of brandy given to the still fermenting must, by which the character of the wine is greatly changed.

JIP-1 significantly attenuated the TPA-induced growth arrest and apoptosis in LNCaP cells; however, this effect was partial, indicating that other signal pathways must exist by which TPA causes decreased growth and increased apoptosis.

sarahrobs The Sigiriya rock fortress is a must-see, by which I mean a must-climb.

Finally, the framework must define processes by which progress will be measured and products released to the market.

At a speech at a think tank there, he talked about how "we must show resolve," by which he meant that he should be given more troops.

Other politicians have said, loudly, that the law must be upheld (by which they generally mean laws that end up with Romanies being prosecuted, not protected).

Future studies must examine the mechanisms by which these indicators influence screening recommendations and adherence among older adults over time.

Free speech and respectful dialogue, guided by reasoned arguments and facts, must be the means by which to solve political disputes.

"They must understand the processes by which discoveries turn into therapies, as well as the evolving role of private industry.

If such existence is to be thinkable there must be a standard by which success or failure can be measured.

If all of us have the ability to be citizen reporters, as citizens we must raise the standards by which we ingest information.