Sentence examples for to which often from inspiring English sources

Throughout the various fields, there are disparate methodological approaches and jargon phrases strictly adhered to, which often seem foreign to someone unfamiliar with that particular parlance.

The follow-up to which often is: How could you pick as president a man proud of executing his fellow citizens at the fastest rate recorded in Texas history?

This arrangement often leads to gridlock, which often leads to confrontation between the executive and legislative branches.

The bib varies from individual to individual – which often helps to identify them – and is sometimes almost absent.

Old iris scanners required passengers to stand still to work, which often caused delays and errors.

An increase in plant height makes plants more susceptible to 'lodging' which often leads to dramatic yield losses (Khush, 1999).

So the listing creates a barrier to rivals, which often wind up challenging patents in court.

They know what to expect, which often accentuates their enjoyment rather than dampening it.

Lower rates lead to refinancing, which often involves replacing partly paid 30-year loans with 15-year loans.

Mr Kan, the prime minister at the time, had to improvise, which often involved yelling at regulators and Tepco executives.

However, the last three results apply only to appliances which often serve as gifts.