Sentence examples for which to establish from inspiring English sources

Sides seldom get an easy game in which to establish some poise.

There would be no immediate basis on which to establish the truth of a fact.

The new governments lacked the means with which to establish new schools.

Also, he likes his band of dancing pirates and enjoys thinking up new insults with which to establish his dastardliness.

As a beachhead from which to establish a career in the United States, the post could serve Mr. Lacombe well.

By the numbers, France would seem to be a logical country in which to establish a beachhead.

"Sex is the quickest way in which to establish the relationship and provide a justification for the player to pursue this woman," he continues.

The absence of such a strategy denies military planners a framework in which to establish and evaluate the proper endstate of a campaign.

A recent study found that the easiest country in which to establish an untraceable shell company is not a tropical banking haven but the United States.

"I hope it will be an original and new method by which to establish facts rather than going for enormous financial damages.

This sentiment, to reform the global economy has been a primary point of convergence for the group ever since and a common position around which to establish a new institution.