Sentence examples for whereby from inspiring English sources
whereby
By what, in which direction; how.
- Whereby goest thou?
The word 'whereby' is correct and can be used in written English. It is generally used to refer to a means or method through which a particular result is achieved. For example: "The company instituted a new policy whereby employees could work from home two days a week.".
The facts of the actual strike are jettisoned in favour of a ticking-clock climax whereby Scargill/Pacino must race to parliament on a motorbike and make a tear-jerking speech before the miners blow up Sellafield.
There's not a system whereby they go, "You've done that, here have this bag of success".
The current degree classification model, whereby students are awarded a first, 2 1, 2 2, or a third degree, has been labelled by critics as "not fit for purpose".
We condemn the current distribution of economic resources whereby only a tiny minority escape poverty and insecurity, and future generations are condemned to a poisoned legacy thanks to the environmental crimes of the rich and powerful.
By now a coalition choreography has emerged, whereby Lib Dem ministers protest in public (they must do so more often in private), their backbenchers take their cue – as do rightwing Tory MPs and activists who think Cameron is a soggy pinko – and battle is engaged.
The committee calls for a "yellow card" approach whereby claimants who breach rules for trivial or unintended infringements receive "pre-sanction written warnings" rather than having payments stopped.
But he also blamed "a process of normalisation, whereby antisemitism is being made somehow acceptable".
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