Sentence examples for process with which from inspiring English sources

Luhrmann condemned the development, comparing it to the derided "colourisation" process with which black and white films were converted to colour in the 1980s.

I confess I am — or rather, the complete despair about the "peace process" with which I arrived in Israel has eased.

Friends and confidantes of Peres offered a mixed view of his legacy on Wednesday, not least regarding the Israel-Palestine peace process with which he was so closely associated.

His start for the Mets on Tuesday in Washington will mark the completion of a lengthy recovery from career-threatening surgery, a process with which the team is all too familiar.

He argues that the drilling can help solve the nation's energy problems and dismisses concerns about the potential environmental and health perils posed by the process with which shale gas is extracted, known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.

The Rev. Anthony Ruff, a scholar of Latin and Gregorian chant at St . Johns University and seminary in Collegeville, Minn., worked on parts of the latest translation with the International Commission on English in the Liturgy, but he left after he became "increasingly critical of the clunky text and the top-down secretive process" with which it was being created, he said.

"We've got for each of the components a set of processes with which I'm comfortable.

It is by the choice of problems and by the intellectual processes with which they are formulated and attacked, more than by the particular techniques employed, that a subject can be most clearly defined.

However, such advancements increase importance of dynamic processes with which the designers are not very familiar.

These examples briefly demonstrated the robust synthesis processes with which a wide scale of nanostructured perovskites can be synthesized.

Table 7 represents the most frequent mental processes with which the patients had the grammatical role of Senser.