Sentence examples for which did provide from inspiring English sources

Because the nichrome wire required frequent replacement, the compression pressure was raised to 2.4 megapascals (348 pounds per square inch), which did provide a temperature high enough for ignition when starting.

A few users experienced errors when using the system, which did provide a level of frustration in regards to lost comments or externalizations.

It is likely that ash alone, which did provide a better media for nematode propagation, was not as effective as when biosolids were added.

Conversely, three out of four representatives of firms which did provide CVT in 2010 said that tying employees to the company was one reason – among others – for their CVT spendingt.

Because of this, one customer got so fed up, they filed a complaint with the FCC, which did provide them with a $25 refund after they explained that AT&T wasn't offering refunds, credits or extensions of its service period, despite the service's failure to properly function.

However, birds also performed relatively poorly on non-causal tasks which did provide feedback cues, such as the L-shaped apparatus and the U-tube tasks (Table 1 ).

Observers noted that AT&T also offers BlackBerry mobiles which do provide the Google Voice functionality.

To some Fort Worth residents, the hospital — which does provide emergency and maternity care to illegal immigrants — has nonetheless sent a message that illegal immigrants are not welcome.

Planned Parenthood, which does provide abortions, argued that the law authorizing the plates violates constitutional guarantees of free speech and equal protection.

But about 3 percent of that is from dividend earnings, which do provide real value to investors, and another 2 or 3 percent is from inflation, which doesn't.

I am proud of the fact that we've managed to craft a set of proposals which is more progressive than existing arrangements, which does provide universities with a reliable source of income so we can have world-class universities.