Sentence examples for situation by which from inspiring English sources

This, for my long-term prognosis, was hardly the best situation by which to go into free agency, even with a division title at stake.

Dore Gold, an adviser to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, said that "no nation could accept a situation by which its very capital came under repeated fire, day in and day out -- not once, not twice, but dozens of times".

It doesn't matter whether you have practically every member of parliament on your side, you cannot get what you want unless the cabinet initiate legislation, a situation by which the private member has become almost of no account at all, the ordinary private member of parliament.

This was a clear reference to the extraordinary situation by which Florida's votes will decide whether Mr. Bush or Al Gore becomes president, and the ruling opened the way for counties that are doing a manual check of their vote totals to file updated reports later this week.

On Day 9, a senior WHO official described the medical facilities in Uganda as "outstanding compared to the classic Ebola situation" – by which he referred to poorly equipped health centres in such places as rural Sudan or DRC – but the people working in these facilities were quickly stretched to breaking point.

A criterion is derived for quasi steady-state situations, by which it can be decided whether the simplifying assumption of a zero-concentration at the downstream boundary in through-diffusion is justified or not.

As performatives, each of these verbs subsumes Verbal process, as all denote situations by which an exchange of meaning is inherent – be it through verbal or non-verbal gesture.

The mode of action of the chaperone is determined in this situation by cochaperones, which regulate client binding and provide a link to other folding factors or to degradation systems (Fig. 1).

Although the activation of Rap1 was reduced in the afadin-deficient situation, the mechanism by which afadin signaling induced the cytokine expression remained largely unknown.

In showing the steps by which the situation is resolved, Maupassant seems to lay bare the entire edifice of bourgeois hypocrisy: sexual, social, religious, financial, political.

2. When you can the context in which others view the situation you establish the criteria by which they act on it.