Sentence examples for which sees us from inspiring English sources

These stem from the model of capitalism that Britain is evolving, which sees us becoming the financial centre of a globalised economy and using low-value services to provide mass employment.

Our crumbling membership, which sees us lose many members every month, never gets addressed – no wonder striking is at its lowest level since records began.

It is as though bad faith – that which sees us doggedly adhering to ritual even as it empties of meaning – is contaminating, insidiously harmful, limitless.

"The UK has long suffered from the so-called productivity puzzle, which sees us lag behind our G7 counterparts in terms of output per worker.

General Sir David Richards, the new head of Britain's armed forces, said "We are going to fight in something called an expeditionary joint force, which sees us possibly working alongside them at brigade level, but not within the same brigade".

It is the kindness to take in a stranger when the levees break; the selflessness of workers who would rather cut their hours than see a friend lose their job which sees us through our darkest hours.

The question is whether we will survive the second, some members of which see us as its unfinished business..

The question is whether we will survive the second, some members of which see us as its unfinished business...

You know hygge – the Danish idea of cosiness, which saw us wrapped in flammable blankets while surrounded by lit candles.

Perhaps there was an element of compassion which saw us avoid a further 200, 300, 400 deaths.

Some 38 by-elections later, many of which saw us lose our deposits, and Ukip has hit something of a roll in the past two years.