Sentence examples for which naturally are from inspiring English sources

Yet, computational analyses are held back due to difficulties in determining suitable model parameter values from experimental data which naturally are subject to biological fluctuations.

However, in our model, the physical connections between cells are the DEM contacts, which naturally are more numerous in the transverse direction than the fibre direction (e.g., see Figure 3).

Which naturally is pretty inspiring to photograph.

All of which, naturally, is good news for Medicare costs.

Mr Ross has an agenda too, part of which naturally is to explain the failure of his own diplomacy.

Instead, eurozone lenders will have one of three options, according to the IMF, which, naturally, is not volunteering to take a financial hit on its own loans.

"Prince Edward and Miss Rhys-Jones are very grateful to those members of the public who have telephoned offering support, which naturally is also our immediate concern.

Upgrading is enacted by strapping yourself into a sort of torture chair, in the game's hub area which, naturally, is a mental asylum.

Considering recent headlines in France, one can expect some to call the movie indecent, or at least irresponsible, which, naturally, is falling for its trap.

My thrifty father grumbled but acquiesced, and we were all thrilled to taste this fabled wine, which naturally was passed around the table.

Part of her job, as she sees it, is to cheer them up when men have been mean to them, or if they haven't made any money, which naturally is taken as a brutal assessment of their attractiveness.