Sentence examples for whereby it becomes from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. has yet to issue some important rules, so innovations like crowdfunding, whereby it becomes legal to market possible offerings to anyone on the Internet before a registration statement has been filed, have yet to get off the ground.

The exception to that is if you use dry vermouth in place of the sweet, whereby it becomes an Old Pal Cocktail, pegged to the same source book and year (a very worthy, slightly drier alternative).

His music should also be easily adaptable to other media such as motion pictures and phonograph or tape reproduction, whereby it becomes a commonplace of experience to a mass audience far beyond the reach of the original theatrical context.

As for recollection, Suhrawardi defines it in a rather Platonic manner, whereby it becomes the retrieval of images (or concepts) whose existence lies in the 'world of memorial', accessible only to the luminous part of the soul.

As Bynum points out, meaning is not so much imparted as it is appropriated "in a dialectical process whereby it becomes subjective reality for the one who uses the symbol," allowing for the possibility that "those with different gender experiences will appropriate symbols in different ways" (1986, 9).

In contrast, group selectionists find examples of altruism among non-genetic relatives and explain this through selection acting on the group, whereby it becomes selectively advantageous for groups if their members express altruistic behaviours to one another.

Consequently, the research question was developed in an iterative way, following preliminary searches of the national and global literature, whereby it became evident that a scoping exercise was necessary to map the current evidence base in the UK [ 43].

Two years after it was conceived and organized by AIDS activist Cleve Jones, the quilt was literally unrolled across the lawn of the National Mall in Washington, DC, whereby it rapidly became known as a memorial to, and celebration of, the lives of all the reported people to have died of AIDS-related causes.

The flip side of this optimisation in sensitivity is a blunting in specificity, whereby it may become unclear whether the identified organism is indeed the cause of the clinical condition.

In conclusion, plasma ctDNA assays represent a promising, highly customized diagnostic technology that may help us transition toward truly personalized oncology, whereby it will become possible to monitor and consequently optimize the therapeutic impact of any surgical, radiotherapy, or drug treatment in real-time.

We are on a slope whereby if something becomes available, it becomes more available.