Sentence examples for which is stricken from inspiring English sources

This distribution is characterized by an 'intense strip', which is stricken by relatively large fragment masses.

Her inability to deal with a complex cyber landscape is mirrored elsewhere in the government, which is stricken with the "double whammy" of low budgets and the difficulty of retaining highly skilled security professionals.

It's the normality which is striking.

Certainly, America's markets are generally more competitive than those in countries without antitrust laws, which is striking.

Press reports note that there are markedly fewer women at the Leipzig rallies, which is striking given how male the crowds in Dresden were.

K.K.R., which is striking the deal through its partnership with Premier Natural Resources, is buying 27,000 net acres in the Barnett Shale and 66,000 net acres in the Arkoma Basin.

Demand for food here is up 40percentt over last year and supply is down 30percentt, which is striking in the state with the lowest reliance on food banks.

A central text to these analogies is the Huang Di neijing, which is striking for its overall androgyny.

Famine did not feature in any of the sources reviewed, which is striking given the high fatality rates that often result in famine contexts.

In addition to the homegrown brands like CavinKare's, HLL is battling those from an old nemesis, Procter & Gamble, which is striking a blow on the laundry front.

In addition to the homegrown brands like CavinKare's, HLL is battling an old nemesis, Procter & Gamble, which is striking a blow on the laundry front.