Example sentences of "in which [pron] has [adv] [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Sussex teachers thank Marjorie especially for the way in which she has always helped and stood by them , from their years of training onwards . |
| 2 | Whether Mr Coleridge wants to crown a successful career by pulling down the edifice in which he has enjoyably spent his working life is another matter entirely . |
| 3 | He is still keeping busy making model steam engines and indulging in his favourite hobby — photography — in which he has now progressed from ‘ stills ’ to ‘ movies ’ . |
| 4 | McCoist scoring at Ibrox has been a predictable occurrence in a season in which he has now amassed 43 goals in all competitions . |
| 5 | The story opens with Gael facing a libel suit for his latest novel in which he has unwittingly described the literary hack Howard Cutting . |
| 6 | In not believing such relations to be wrong , conservatives are going against the whole ethos of the modern world , in which it has increasingly come to be held that humans should be treated as equals . |
| 7 | Indeed , Derrida 's quarrel with classical structuralism does not concern its Saussurean inspiration , but rather the way in which it has unwittingly betrayed the very principle on which the Saussurean revolution was founded . |
| 8 | We can certainly make some progress towards doing so by peeling away the gender-drama from the conflicts of ideals in which it has often figured , and trying to see those conflicts in sex-neutral terms . |
| 9 | The stated objectives of this Union include ‘ to assert its identity on the international scene ’ , ‘ to develop close cooperation on justice and home affairs ’ and to ‘ maintain in full and build upon the acquis communautaire ’ ( i.e. the process by which EEC authority is irreversibly entrenched in any area in which it has once legislated — a principle hitherto unrecognised in law ) . |