Sentence examples for which we have known from inspiring English sources

Which we have known since the 50s.

"Distances cannot break that bond of community kinship which we have known in other days," wrote Mrs. Fish.

It would not resemble the American republic under which we have known liberty and risen to high power.

But it may well no longer be capitalism, certainly not in the sense in which we have known it in this country and the United States.

Second, we should invest in vaccines against disease such as Ebola, which we have known about for years and for which it would be feasible to make and keep vaccines in store for the next epidemic, whenever it might occur.

"Perhaps this entire way of life which we have known since birth, this house, this dinner, even the words we have used this evening to discuss the questions of our lives, perhaps they all belong to the past.

"There's been a huge black hole in the Belsize ward, where there are no state primary schools, which we've known about for ages".

"But there are a lot of people who understand the point is that the program is bigger than the university, which we've known for a long time".

"Michael's had some ambitions to explore opportunities overseas which we've known about for a while and we're not standing in his way," Filopoulos said.

"We patented many of the things we invented and respect patents," he wrote, "but the use of a purchased patent (which we've known about for years) that so clearly describes something far from what we do — and using it in a way that has nothing to do with protecting your core business — is not, to me, respectful of any moral underpinning of the ethos of business or the basic precept of fair dealing".

Basically, MobileMe is a little buggy, which we've known for some time now.