Sentence examples for which have built from inspiring English sources

The same goes for governments, many of which have built up huge foreign-exchange reserves.

But it is also impinging on the successful service industries, many of which have built their own.

Hazards for which the experts need to be prepared include encountering gases such as methane which have built up.

We can start by tackling the huge levels of alienation, anger and cynicism, which have built up over many years.

But those which have built their business around psychoactive substances will reduce in number or cease to be".

In Afghanistan's parliament he made much of India's impressive $1.5 billion aid schemes, which have built roads, set up power lines and fostered ties between the two countries.

Introduced in May, the X30 comes in three versions, two of which have built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Two-tone leather is standard on the comfortable seats, which have built-in shoulder belts for a better fit.

To begin with, it is a fast, physical game that encourages players and spectators alike to burn at a much higher emotional temperature than does baseball or even football, both of which have built-in cooling-off periods.

Public Health England and NHS England issued the warning for pools which have built-in heaters and recirculation pumps and can be filled with water two weeks in advance of the birth.

Garmin International is today introducing high-end walkie-talkie-type radios, which have built-in screens that display GPS information.