Sentence examples for which sometimes have from inspiring English sources

Different complex interventions have been implemented, which sometimes have led to opposite results.

I don't read stories about myself, which sometimes have news...HoustonChronicle, of course.

Then I checked both prices against the hotels' own website, which sometimes have additional discounts.

Fire can move faster than our rules, which sometimes have to be bent to battle a blaze effectively.

The closest comparison would be to state university systems, which sometimes have two or more medical or other graduate schools.

The discussions involve fierce competition between agencies and, at times, within agencies, which sometimes have sharply differing views on Guantánamo.

So is the 9/11 case, which sometimes has to compete with it for courtroom space.

We present a method to send a mobile robot to locations specified by images previously taken from these positions, which sometimes has been referred as homing.

We propose that the EPSP is a combination of two waves rather than one, which sometimes has been attributed to the exclusive activation of AMPA channels.

The Mail, which sometimes has believed that proprietor's activities are a private matter, gave the story prominent coverage.

My wife and I work "better boutique" -- the section for antiques and collectibles -- which sometimes has some very interesting pieces.