Sentence examples for which are classic from inspiring English sources

VEGF is known to contribute to vascular tidemark invasion and osteophyte formation, which are classic features of advanced OA.

Forty-four of the 66 town houses, which are classic brick three-story designs, have been sold at prices exceeding $900,000.

That, at least, is the message of a new study by the Boston Consulting Group, "Managing for Value: How the World's Top Diversified Companies Produce Superior Shareholder Returns".The study looks at 300 of the world's biggest firms, some 30 of which are classic diversified conglomerates.

Point it at a site or an entire domain, such as.edu, and it generates a list of e-mails, log-in screens, database errors and source code, all of which are classic ways to gain entry onto a server.

"We are uncertain how the district failed to comprehend the union's concerns, which are classic workload issues," she wrote.

For Rent-a-Green Box and for Terracycle plant food, the drivers of preference turn out to be price and performance, which are classic drivers of consumer choice.

Kill! Kill! – all of which are classics in their own way.

One of France's most prolific directors, Mr. Autant-Lara made more than 30 films, many of which are classics of 1940's and 50's French cinema.

ON THEATER ROW Before or after the show, I'll often have a meal at Barbetta, which is classic old-fashioned Italian, or Becco, a little more modern.

She looked at me with that "already over your BS" look, which was classic Rachel and said, "Why do you think it's one person's story?

According to a spokesperson, the name ("Two Roads") refers not only to the restaurant's location on Park Avenue but to the menu, which is "classic Mexican in a contemporary style — no lard".