Sentence examples for which when taken from inspiring English sources

UK turnover and premiums were down, which when taken together with increased policyholders means a lower average premium per vehicle.

Various publications have been sharing their takes on it, some of which – when taken out of context – Gordon hasn't been elated to read.

The same rules should apply, regardless of the adrenalin which is supposedly produced, or testosterone, which, when taken with alcohol, is rumoured to have outrageous side-effects.

But Lord Neuberger said: "In my view, however, Ofcom quite correctly took those insults into account, but only as a factor among others which, when taken together, rendered the interview in breach of... the Code".

This friend persuaded Mr Wright to put his nephew's ring on a "rotten stinking corpse" which, when taken out of the river, would be identified by "simple people" as that of Emmett Till.

This essay reviews three approaches, which when taken together, distil the key elements of the HO.

Another option is to follow the Netherlands' ING, which when taking over Vysya Bank, a small bank in Bangalore, folded its existing branch network into its new business.

Doses of 12.5, 25 or 50 mg kg−1 ZD6126 for rats and 100 or 200 mg kg−1 ZD6126 for mice were used which, when taking into account the surface law formula, are similar and well-tolerated host dose regimes (Blakey et al, 2002).

Amazon says that Kindle editions of books are now outselling hardbacks, which, even when taken with the requisite pinch of salt, indicates a major shift in consumption.

Spending a day or two in court provides a rich opportunity to sample such statements, which can, when taken together, form a sort of grim, I-really-really-shouldn't-have-said-that urban poetry.

Which in this sort of territory is a trifle, especially when you look at whole-life costs – which, when you take sell-on prices into consideration, are as near as makes no difference.