Sentence examples for ones by which from inspiring English sources

Fields in the EAA are typically 40 acre, on two sides bordered by canals that are connected to larger ones by which water is pumped in or out depending on the needs of the crops.

Together with the bare facts of the retreat at Walden, those lines have become the ones by which we adumbrate Thoreau, so that our image of the man has also become simplified and inspirational.

But it strikes me that behind Allsopp's apparently commonsense approach to people who litter the streets lies the toxic conviction that her values are the right ones, the ones by which the rest of us should live.

Improving the Internet is just one means, albeit an important one, by which to improve the human condition.

It has for some time been reduced, but is the primary one by which international standing is measured.

The first is the one by which Aeneas armed with a golden branch, descended into Pluto's region in search of his father.

But the standard of "the common good" should not be the one by which science is judged, because such a standard risks politicizing what is inherently apolitical.

A phenomenological approach is the one by which several combinations of parameters would be tried within the basic framework of scientific laws.

That other name is the one by which I am called up to the Torah.

They fit another trend, too the one by which Russian authorities resort to bans to solve problems, rather than working to improve the conditions causing those problems.

Instead, we used a conservative method to define diabetes, but one by which the accuracy of case finding can reach 96.1% (38).