Sentence examples for other by which from inspiring English sources

Most conspicuously and irritatingly, his subjects are always "reaching out" to each other, by which he means "getting in touch", usually by telephone.

They start at one end, and it takes the whole year to get to the other, by which time the old work has absorbed so much dirt and damage that it needs to be redone, and so they begin again.

CHRIS HAYES, host of MSNBC's "Up with Chris Hayes", said on air this past weekend, "It is undeniably the case that racist Americans are almost entirely in one political coalition and not the other", by which he means most American racists lean right, not left.

Indeed, secreted proteins provide the means, among others, by which microorganisms interact and modify the surrounding environment.

"To struggle-with would involve building relations with others by which we may come to know the world and understand one another, that is the project of building knowing communities" (Pohlhaus 2002, 292).

Granted this principle as foundation, and 'right' as a relationship between one person and others by which a person has a claim to what is his own, Rosmini maintains that 'person' is subsistent right.

Following U.S. President Donald Trump's visit to Europe, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Europe could no longer rely on others, by which she clearly meant that Europe could no longer rely on the United States.

These results are also consistent with the mechanism proposed by McGarry and others by which consumption of fructose leads to reductions of fat oxidation and increased carbohydrate oxidation (Mayes 1993) (McGarry 1995).

Moreover, several other mechanisms by which OX40L perpetuates the inflammatory process in other biologic systems have been suggested.

There are, however, other avenues by which the body can be oversupplied with thyroid hormones.

There are of course other means by which human rights can be protected.