Sentence examples for which leaves relatively from inspiring English sources
Still, the potential for conflict may be limited: Justice Chaudhry is set to retire in December, which leaves relatively little time for a battle between the courts and Mr. Sharif.
Probably the most persistent criticism of Mr. Lewis was that Milt Jackson's natural exuberance and expressiveness as a soloist were stifled by the M.J.Q.'s carefully constructed arrangements, which left relatively little room for improvisation.
It seems likely that the scrambling, which left relatively large-scale anatomical features intact, was too coarse to provide a strong test of the holistic hypothesis.
Another major barrier to the implementation of the At Home/Chez Soi project was its operation as a multiple-site research pilot project [ 12, 29] and its top-down approach conceived at the national level, which left relatively little leeway for adjustments at the local level.
Which leaves the relatively obvious Bottom Three.
His guitar is sweet and soulful as he navigates with a smooth sense of reverence for this song's beautiful melody which he leaves relatively unembellished.
Normal pHi regulation was inhibited by removal of bicarbonate [24] which leaves only a relatively weak Na+/H+ exchanger [25].
In >50% of the patients, NETs are diagnosed at a relatively late stage, often with metastatic spread [2], which leaves little chance for curative surgery.
In more than 50%% of the patients, NETs are diagnosed at a relatively late stage, often with metastatic spread [4], which leaves little chance for curative surgery.
