Sentence examples for way for which from inspiring English sources

Every hack poses the same basic challenge: how to make something function in a way for which it wasn't designed.

Had he harmed you in a way for which a court might order restitution, you could still seek that.

"The Way," for which he is about to embark on a grass-roots, mostly self-funded marketing campaign on college campuses, was shot near Galicia.

For the first time in his career, his presence is embarrassing, and not in the intentional, ironic way for which we have come to admire him.

She just had the wrong ideas about life and – in a modern way, for which I couldn't reproach her – felt entitled to them.

I was struck, in particular, by the argument over whether requiring that state governments participate in an expansion of Medicaid — an expansion, by the way, for which they would foot only a small fraction of the bill — constituted unacceptable "coercion".

Once things change they can change very fast, and in ways for which few of us are in any way prepared.

It is logical to expect that, as atmospheric greenhouse gases increase and the world warms up, the extra energy in the atmosphere and oceans will move things around in unusual ways for which we are not prepared.

In July 2001 the North American Electric Reliability Council, an industry group formed to monitor transmission after a 1965 blackout, told Congress that "the grid is now being used in ways for which it was not designed".

"Clearly I screwed up in some ways, for which I am extremely sorry," she says.

As one consequence of restructuring, the power delivery system is being utilized in ways for which it was not designed.