Sentence examples for wherein its from inspiring English sources

Arsenic is considered to be one of the most hazardous elements, wherein its toxicity is revealed only when it is present in aqueous or gaseous form.

An activity is a type of pursuit wherein its participants mentally or physically (often both) do something motivated by the hope of achieving a desired end.

Harnack sought to achieve a historical understanding of Christianity wherein its original essence could be separated from subsequent accretions of dogma.

It is a delightfully casual way of asserting a country's independence, but that insouciance also suggests the leaders of the new country had only a vague idea about wherein its identity lay.

Any economy typically has an evolutionary cycle wherein its growth is driven either by factor, investment or innovation.

We use a mathematical model for RBP wherein its decision variables identify a blocking scheme and a commodity assignment to this block.

The Boston Globe has analyzed its own dire predicament--wherein its parent company, the New York Times, is threatening to close it unless Globe workers kick back $20 million--in a generous fashion.

After introduction, a successful invasive species becomes established in its new location, wherein it must initiate and maintain viable, self-sustaining populations (Sakai et al. 2001).

Marriott International earlier this year introduced a branded home-sharing business called Tribute Portfolio Homes wherein it says it vets, outfits and maintains to hotel standards homes of its choosing.

He said: "Russia is a country that will pursue its national interests frequently to the detriment of the interests of the peoples of the countries wherein it operates.

As Isis consolidated its caliphate — aided by the lack of attention from the regime's fighter jets — it cast a narrative wherein it was constructing utopia.