Sentence examples for which have developped from inspiring English sources

Try China's state-run carriers, which have developed terrible reputations.

As a result she has developed her favourites which have developed her personality and character.

The islands are basically sandbars, some of which have developed forested uplands.

Which of these traits are similar to those in the younger version, and which have developed since then?

Aircraft engine structures can contain small cracks, which have developed from defects induced during material processing.

This demonstrates a fusion of the electronics and biotechnologies, which have developed independently.

It is big business for the international fashion houses, which have developed highly sophisticated, big budget VIP client departments to dress their high profile brand ambassadors.

DNA is rod shaped and normally would not be able to enter cells, which have developed protection against entry from foreign DNA segments.

The company's advertising in Japan is straightforward -- nothing like its "Dell dude" surfer pitchman commercials in the United States, which have developed something of a cult following.

There are, of course, a lot of very mixed inner-city areas, particularly in London, which have developed organically, often through gentrification and housing association buying policies.

Dr Carhart-Harris believes that hallucinogens may temporally "loosen" the rigid structures of the brain, which have developed as we age.