Sentence examples for which in normal from inspiring English sources

Which, in normal circumstances it would be.

"Which, in normal times, with a normal President, would be among the most shocking news imaginable".

This results in the eradication of those cells, which in normal mouse/rat would become senescent.

The company, which in normal times does routine chemical cleanups, was already in "disaster response" mode when the anthrax scare hit.

The resources used to provide the support must either come from distortionary taxes or borrowing, which in normal times would raise interest rates and crowd out private investment.

Admittedly, the manifesto does also contain attractive proposals which in normal times would have provided a sound platform to stand on.

Also, WWD reported that Scervino "melded lingerie with outerwear" in his latest collection, which in normal English means a flimsy low-cut dress with a big coat, and is a very Kanye-era Kim look.

This incident, which in normal circumstances would probably have been just a routine event for the LAPD, sparked the most serious urban rioting seen in the US since the Watts riots of 1965.

The Google founders' jet has been the talk of Silicon Valley since 2005, when the pair purchased the plane, which in a normal configuration can hold 180 passengers.

"To achieve that there have been a number of compromises and corners cut, which in a normal procurement process you wouldn't want to cut".

On the radar, the velocity couplet, which in a normal tornado is green and red, was purple and blue.