Example sentences of "which case [pers pn] [modal v] [vb infin] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | But it is possible for people growing up in a totally different culture to see kingship in terms of tyranny , in which case they would receive the statement that God is like a king as meaning that God is tyrannical , even some kind of dictator , so that religion resembles a prison rather than paradise . |
| 2 | There may be client cases where new recruits feel out of their depth in which case they can invite the minder into the interview room , with the permission of the client , but still continue to deal with the client 's enquiry . |
| 3 | In other cases the hearer is rewarded by an array of weak implicatures , in which case we may say the reformulation achieves poetic effects comparable with those achieved through repetition . |
| 4 | I want the opportunity to state the fact , in which case I will withdraw the statement . |
| 5 | The court can either grant the application or fix a hearing date , in which case it must give the parties at least one day 's notice . |
| 6 | In which case you could claim the proportion of the house on expenses . |
| 7 | Note : Occasionally the chart will specify a lower airspeed validity than usual , ( eg " Procedure valid for 90–105 kit TAS " ) in which case you should base the distance outbound on 100 kt instead of the usual 150 kt . |
| 8 | It may show a significant improvement in which case you can conclude the child is learning . |
| 9 | The only drawback is that the files must either have a common format , in which case you can use the X-modem transfer method , or be in ASCII . |
| 10 | Or , you can use a stopwatch in which case you can increase the accuracy by doing the timings on slo-mo and correcting them to the normal-speed equivalents . |
| 11 | If and when you find a suitable mate , then a divider will be an absolute must — probably for some months , unless she ripens and appears to be ready to spawn , in which case she may welcome the attentions of a male — but do n't bank on it ; any divider-out time should be strictly supervised . |