Sentence examples for which being that from inspiring English sources

There are several problems with the argument, one of which being that H-1B visas are mostly issued to skilled employees working in large firms, which means that any entrepreneurial stimulus would come with a time lag.

However, Backes-Gellner (2011) cast doubt on this esteem indicator for various reasons, one of which being that unlike productivity indicators, it leaves more room for manipulation and discriminates against younger scholars.

However, there are a few key differences between Handy and MbQ, the most significant of which being that Managed by Q employs full-time W2 workers instead of contractors.

The eight-person team, he said, has burned through a mountain of credit cards to finance online advertising and marketing campaigns, the tricky part of which being that revenue generated takes a month before it is paid out.

The internets are full of declarative statements about satire these days, the most common of which being that "satire does not work unless it portrays its intended target".

The move is surprising for a number of reasons, not the least of which being that most Oscar heavyweights have already been scheduled by now.

Again, it must be that which is that changes; for change is from something to something.

Lambda of nil, procedure of no arguments, which is that expression.

ATKINS -- It's that enthusiasm, which is that thing about America.

OK, so that being said, there is a warning here which is that this is only for closed curves.

Which is that we need to transition.