Sentence examples for which always have from inspiring English sources

Later come weekly US jobless claims, which always have the potential to upset the applecart.

Transition metal dichalcogenides (TMD) MoS2 or graphene could be designed to metallic nanoribbons, which always have only one edge show metallic properties due to symmetric protection.

In contrast, a large number of orders, which always have different emergency requirements, reach the resource center in a very short time.

Helaine and her husband invited me and my wife to one of their Sunday lunches, which always have a fantastic mix of artists, writers and academics.

Tomorrow's US non-farm payroll numbers, which always have an impact on the market, could be crucial for the future direction of share prices.

That why, rather than talking about animism or pantheism, which always have a humanising touch, it may be better to think of UFOs, just so long as it's understood that aliens really are alien.

It's an underdog story, which always has appeal.

An important device of the shaman is the drum, which always has only one membrane.

This creates a positive and negative effect, corresponding to the microwave, which always has a positive and a negative component.

The Los Angeles coffee scene, which always had good style, now has the substance to back it up.

"They weren't in the attic or basement," she said, "which always has the potential for disaster".