Sentence examples for which has been through from inspiring English sources

• The market, which has been through enough shocks in the last three years, fortunately did not panic.

But Aviva's general insurance business, which has been through the restructuring wringer for rather longer, achieves 93%.

The move represents some good news for the newsroom, which has been through multiple ownership changes in the past few years.

But the new economics of Hollywood, which has been through an actor's strike, a slump in DVD sales and a recession, has upturned the agent's traditional business model.

This brings me to the subject of the M&G Recovery fund, managed by Tom Dobell, which has been through three years of particularly poor performance.

Two euro countries poorer than Greece Portugalal, which has been through its own bailout, and Malta – might have been expected to be sympathetic, but were also alienated.

There is division between societies which have been through the "modern" experience and those which have not.

The retail data in Britain are grim too, which is a big worry for firms which have been through the private-equity mill and are loaded with debt.

"Several months ago, we started working with the U.S.O.C., which had been through the process before," Gulati said, referring to the United States Olympic Committee.

They said they would remain in touch and had parted on friendly terms -- a grace note suggesting that the negotiations, which have been through uncounted ups and down, might be rekindled.

It's never wise to second-guess learned courts which have been through the evidence as the US supreme court – African American members included – has done and upheld the verdict of lower courts.