Sentence examples for time with which from inspiring English sources

But her first test may come in the mornings, a time with which she has little professional experience.

The international movements that interested me at that time, with which I felt solidarity – the alterna-globalisation movement and the movement against the invasion of Iraq – were simply nonsense to the liberal intellectual circles to which I belonged.

It would also be unlikely to begin before the spring, buying him yet more time with which to try to rebuild a political power base that has never looked so shaky.

Brought up in a communist household, one of my own strongest memories of 50 years ago is of the virulence, shocking at the time, with which the Daily Worker attacked the newly dead Churchill.

"I set it in the Great Depression because I wanted a timeframe when a child like Tin could possibly exist, but it was also a time with which readers would be familiar: people who lived through the Depression are still alive today".

May said the new extremism analysis unit "will help us to develop a new engagement policy – which will set out clearly for the first time with which individuals and organisations the government and public sector should engage and should not engage".

His first purchase was a copy of the Sunday New York Times, with which he began to teach himself an eighth language.

It is a gripping memoir, starting with his earliest years and alive to the turbulent times with which Reich-Ranicki actively engaged, without ever completely shaking off a sense of outsiderdom.

The number of times with which each of the three possible 4-taxon trees was reconstructed with the highest proportional frequency in the Bayesian analysis were compared to determine tree reconstruction accuracy.

Thanks very much for your time, Tim, with which you've been very generous.

We first determined the dose and time dependence with which mitomycin C inhibited HIF-1α protein expression (Supplementary Fig. S2a).