The phrase "wherein there" is not grammatically correct and should not be used in written English
It is unclear what the speaker is trying to convey and it does not make sense in a sentence. Instead, use more specific and clear language to convey your message. For example, instead of saying "wherein there," say "in which there is" or "where there is."
These recurrent crises have pulled the most vulnerable Sahelians into a downward spiral wherein there is insufficient time to recover before the next shock hits.
Everyone recalls a teacher or two from their school days who had tendencies verging on the meglomaniac, and other pupils whose presence was undesirable at best; a system wherein there is no respite from this does not appeal.
She is finally consoled by a quotation from Marcus Aurelius Antoninus: "Time is a rushing torrent, a stream, fed by life and its changes...in this stream wherein there is no abiding.
During my oral argument before the Supreme Court last March, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg observed that because marriage "affects every area of life", DOMA created a kind of caste system in the United States for gay people, wherein "there were two kinds of marriage, the full marriage (for straight couples), and then this sort of skim milk marriage (for gay couples)".
Over calls from the floor for a return to flogging, the home secretary R A Butler pledged a programme of building short-sharp-shock Detention Centres, wherein "there should be a maximum of hard work and a minimum of amusement".Still, no African-American rap music to corrupt the young, at least.
In this section, we consider the case wherein there are two pulse loads in the system.
The DSM controller has a hierarchical control architecture, wherein there is a central controller (CC) and numerous local controllers (LCs).
It was an age wherein there were "no cassette tapes nor internet," not to mention "language partners" whatsoever.
We determine the domains in lattice-parameter space wherein there exist, and coexist, different families of almost compatible wedges with low overall stress.
The transformation exhibits a "double-C" in a time temperature transformation diagram, wherein there exist two temperatures at which transformation occurs in a minimum amount of time.
All pivotal trials of CRT to date have used atrial-synchronous biventricular pacing wherein there is no or minimal atrial pacing.
