Sentence examples for which can leave from inspiring English sources

Dieting pieces are particularly susceptible to the "quirky quick fix" fad, which can leave readers confused.

They are often poorly educated and from minority groups, which can leave them vulnerable to exploitation.

Forget about the often poisonous chemicals used in the vineyards, which can leave residue on the grapes.

You could be taking off the top layer of skin, which can leave you raw and irritated".

Needy parents should not be forced into this downward spiral of debt, which can leave them feeling hopeless.

Today realism is just one more fashion, which can leave a Renaissance talent out in the cold.

Instead of simply melting their chocolate, which can leave it dull-looking, chocolatiers use a process called tempering.

Equally feared is the government's policy of conscription, which can leave young people trapped in indefinite national service.

But Federer is most eloquent with his all-court game, which can leave one dreaming Sampras-sized dreams.

Thompson's creatively fallow years outnumbered his fertile ones, which can leave you feeling a bit deflated after two hours.

Strong canoeing skills would have been helpful because of pleasure boat traffic, which can leave large wakes that rock canoes.