Sentence examples for ones which is from inspiring English sources

Governments seem particularly bad at shifting money from old budgets to new ones, which is one reason why the SIF has started with a paltry $50m.

Furthermore, the tool helps to design new schema definitions based on the existing ones, which is crucial for an iterative and user-centric development of context-aware applications.

In setting the new rates, the board also rescinded the old ones, which is one of two specific actions that residents had demanded in their lawsuit.    .

Clinicians described different kinds of family constellations and households and related challenges: "You've got two families to work with" and "I have seen a trend of like older siblings taking on the younger ones, which is very surprising.

Higher signal intensities have a larger leverage effect on the slope than lower ones, which is given by the model.

The Flickr embeds only work on publicly shared photos, not private ones, which is how it should work.

But blockbusters find their limits on the number of potential buyers (not regular ones), which is at an all-time high at the moment.

But I won the crucial ones, which is good".

His targets are large, and he returns to the same ones, which is a good thing.

In the movie white pieces oppose red ones, which is how the figures were originally divided.

Probably one of the healthy ones, which is why taste has been sacrificed.