Sentence examples for term which in from inspiring English sources
I have learned to reclaim and reframe that term which in basic terms describes a female dog.
The term, which in Latin means "sea," was erroneously applied to such features by telescopic observers of the 17th century.
He was going to run for an eighth term, which, in the 31st District, pretty much meant he was going to serve an eighth term.
Yet, shade-intolerant species tend to persist in human-modified landscapes in the long term, which in turn is expect to reduce fruit trait diversity.
Plato adapted the term, which in ancient Greece had originally been the ordinary word for "craftsman," or "artisan" (broadly interpreted to include not only manual workers but also heralds, soothsayers, and physicians), and which in the 5th century bc had come to designate certain magistrates or elected officials.
Even though President Barack Obama railed against outsourcing in his campaign, information technology titans and trade groups in India warmly welcomed his re-election, as they were optimistic that he would cement bilateral ties and improve the United States economy in his second term, which in turn would improve their business.
At the same time, the applications raise questions about the value of trademarks compared with Internet address -- or domain name -- registrations, and about the use of descriptive or generic terms, which in the past have been ineligible for trademarks.
"The substantial share issuance to JPMorgan Chase was a necessary condition to obtain the full set of amended terms, which in turn, were essential to maintaining Bear Stearns' financial stability," Mr. Schwartz said.
"The substantial share issuance to JPMorgan Chase was a necessary condition to obtain the full set of amended terms, which in turn, were essential to maintaining Bear Stearns' financial stability".
"Factotum" is a film about the horrors and occasional comedy of work, as well as gutting through life on your own terms, which in Bukowski's case meant turning both that horror and that comedy into literature.
This is true even for common use terms, which in reality avoid precise definitions.
