Sentence examples for with which kinds from inspiring English sources

Labeling does not always make it clear which cheeses are made with which kinds of rennet, but some gourmet and health food stores and some manufacturers offer information.

(Goldberg et al., 2005, p. 1-21, emphasin in the original) With this definition in place, students investigate which kinds of interactions with which kinds of objects cause changes in kinetic energy.

Start with which kind of wedding it will be and work backwards to the dress.

The rules for which kind of sauce goes with which kind of pasta can seem baroque — and by most Italian standards, surprisingly rigorously enforced — but for Italians they're grounded in habit and common sense.

Harden describes a curriculum map as a map which displays what is taught, how, and when and with which kind of measurements success can be assessed.

What's more, on this form of pluralism, people might also differ with respect to which kinds of cat-concepts they possess.

The UTEX Culture Collection of Algae works with AlgEternal to decide which kinds of culture should be grown and under what conditions, Mr. Brand said.

Additionally, the users are responsible for setting which data and to what extent can be shared, with whom and in which kinds of research.

At first Nabisco na can get e-grocers off to a start with basic information about which kinds of coupons work best to move an additional 100,000 units.

Kennedy asked the Corps to come up with regulations that better define which kinds of tributaries fall into this category.

7 30 pm: Styx is calling their performance at the Warner Theatre "An Evening With Styx" which kind of suggests they'll be performing "The Grand Illusion" with a harpsichord and bongos [Warner Theatre, 1299 Pennsylvania Ave NW].