Sentence examples for which always held from inspiring English sources

East Berlin, which always held the bulk of the beauty – the high vaulting insanity of the churches and galleries and gargoyles and statues which adorn the banks of the Spree – is utterly transformed.

But with the encores, Mr. Kuti also revealed a clear difference between his father's songs, which always held a somber undertone, and his own, which make room for open celebration -- the chance to enjoy life during, and perhaps after, the struggle.

It's a revival which always holds its nerve.

There is an (unreal) order of things, which always holds steady.

This was too bad for the Kennedys, which always hold its event close to the death of Kennedy and whose plans were locked in.

which always holds.

with and which always holds for sufficiently large finite since as.

which always holds since the discriminant of the quadratic polynomial on the left-hand side is zero.

(14) Since Qbigl[B A-B + A-B Bbigr]Q = QB A-B + A-B Bbigr]B A-B + A-B Bbigr] is eQuivalent to QA^{2}Q-QB^{2}Qgeq QBAQ-QB^{2}Q+QABQ-QB^{2}Q which is also equivalent to Q(A-B)^{2}Qgeq0 which always holds.

We see that the correlation process (15) must have already satisfied the condition (16): Substituting (14) in (16) we obtain frac{sigma^{2}}{kappa(1 pmmu)+sigma^{2}} le1, (17) which always holds whilst κ is positive and (muin -1,1)).

Applying Bayes rule we observe that (P(w=w_E mid s_1=e,s_2=e)>P(w=w_A mid s_1=e,s_2=e)) if and only if (q[ 1-varepsilon )^2+rho varepsilon (1-varepsilon )]>(1-q[ 1-varepsilon2+rho varepsilon (1-varepsilon )]), which always holds as (varepsilon <1/2) and (q>1/2).