Sentence examples for which often leaves from inspiring English sources

As it stands, I can manage a few hours of work per week, which often leaves me debilitated.

But administration officials are doled out according to a rotation set by the White House, which often leaves the programs no choice but to share guests.

This is the new form of weather forecast, which often leaves you struggling to understand the precise implications for the area where you live.

Feeling better protected, he said, drivers run closer to the famous second-turn wall, which often leaves a "Darlington stripe" on a car that ventures too close.

Many states only allow one parent to form legal links to a child, which often leaves both the parent and child vulnerable.

Leaked secrets are typically raw and not necessarily true, which often leaves the crucial job of verification and corroboration to journalists.

Work was hard to find because of his age and poor health, which often left him tired.

In such neighborhoods, lenders and residents are hurt by evictions, which often leave vacant properties that invite crime and drive down values of neighboring houses, Ms. Hanratty said.

"I urge New Yorkers who make purchases online to be wary of cash-back or discount offers, which often leave consumers with more than they bargained for".

Digital volume controls (on remotes) provide incremental volume settings, which often leave viewers with the option of volume that is either too high or too low.

The flights would make daytime trips easier, Mr. Awalt said, and ease rush-hour trips to airports for international flights, which often leave in the evening.