Sentence examples for occurred for which from inspiring English sources

The general, who has pleaded innocent to all charges -- genocide, crimes against humanity and grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions on the conduct of war -- has not contested that atrocities occurred, for which the evidence is overwhelming.

Series producer Diana Kyle addressed complaints from fans with the statement: :"To those people who complained that a photograph appeared in the press showing Connie and Sam kissing when they did not actually kiss in the transmitted episode, I am afraid I must say a genuine mistake occurred for which I apologise.

As data was obtained from electronic records alone, it is impossible to estimate the frequencies with which episodes occurred for which patients did not consult.

Three deaths occurred for which the event date differed by more than three months and 52 for which the discrepancy in dates was between one and three months.

Findings are based on 380 395 men and women (among whom 20 453 fatal events occurred) for which information on lifetime alcohol use was available, allowing separate consideration of former drinkers from lifetime abstainers.

These could be necessary in the event that a complication occurs for which conversion is required.

These could be necessary in the event that an injury occurs for which a conversion is required.

In the ranges 800 975 °C and 3×10−4 10−2 s−1, globularization of lamellae occurs for which an apparent activation energy of 455 kJ mol−1 has been estimated using the kinetic rate equation.

The theorem says that when these conditions are met, according to hypothesis hi (taken together with b·cn), the likelihood is near 1 that that one of the outcome sequence en will occur for which the likelihood ratio is smaller than ε (for any value of ε you may choose).

His Principle of Sufficient Reason states that "nothing takes place without a sufficient reason; in other words,…nothing occurs for which it would be impossible for someone who has enough knowledge of things to give a reason adequate to determine why the thing is as it is and not otherwise".

To some extent this arises due to our assumption that pre-symptomatic transmission can occur, for which there is some evidence.