Sentence examples for which referring to from inspiring English sources

"Which," referring to the noun "might," is singular, so the verb should be "was," not "were".

Maybe proof of our progress was the Easter Sunday front page headline in one of England's most read and reactionary newspapers which, referring to the fact that the current and previous Chairmen of the government's Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs have been, for the last 10 years, on the Scientific Advisory Board of the Beckley Foundation.

Furthermore, there is increasing evidence that many miRNAs cause degradation of their targets [ 20- 22], which referring to mRNA expression will appear as anti-correlated expression patterns.

Marteau et al. define value as a basic attitude, which referring to Ajzen is a person's overall evaluation of the behaviour in question [ 9].

The introvert-high alexithymia (IHA) was characterized by a significant high score in difficulty identifying feelings and difficulty describing feelings, which referring to self emotional experience, but relative low score in externally oriented cognitive style of thinking scores.

"In fact, neither the question, nor the answers which referred to 'sympathy', made reference to [Isis].

Those early Lysol ads included negative references to odors or germs, which referred to sperm, Tone wrote.

Each is annotated with tiny numbers, which refer to footnotes.

The document, which referred to Mrs. Clinton as D-Punjab, caused a furor among Indian-American groups.

Brazilian officials refuted the president's claim, which referred to the shoe industry.

Courting drivers is now a priority at the company, which refers to them as "driver partners".