Example sentences of "which most " in BNC.
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1 | ( One , untestable , assumption which most reductionists would make is that conscious experiences can not precede the neural events underlying them . ) |
2 | This is a phenomenon which most of us experience from time to time , particularly when performing a highly practised task like driving a car or using a keyboard , and which the clinician often feels presents in exaggerated form in certain neurological conditions . |
3 | This is the community charge which most people have to pay in the area where they live . |
4 | AN EARLY Picasso painting , which most of the authoritative books on the artist recorded as lost or destroyed , is to be sold in Paris on 30 November and is likely to fetch one of the highest prices paid for a picture at auction . |
5 | What the Stag has which most modern cars do not is the endearing ability to amble quickly , to lope effortlessly , reeling in the miles without really trying . |
6 | Sterling 's dramatic weakness in recent days has reawakened speculation in financial markets that the Government will not be able for much longer to resist joining the Exchange Rate Mechanism ( ERM ) of the EMS , the system of semi-fixed exchange rates to which most members of the European Community belong . |
7 | Speaking as a minister , Sir Geoffrey was less robust , but his message was similar : although the deficit was ‘ not all bad news ’ , it did ‘ identify that part of our economic performance and vitality which most needs to be strengthened ’ — manufacturing industry . |
8 | The increase was a carbon copy of Halifax Building Society 's increase on Monday and sets a firm benchmark which most other societies will now follow . |
9 | ‘ You must learn to appreciate your food , ’ instructs the Thief ( played by Michael Gambon ) as he enters the restaurant in which most of the story takes place . |
10 | He expounded to his clergy advanced books of original thinking which most of them were never likely to see or read . |
11 | It was this aspect , along with the play 's closeness to liturgy and ritual ( two linked methods of securing a sense of community ) , which most excited critics . |
12 | I remember trying to make sense out of these ghostly darting signs that overlaid the story of the film , which most of the time I could n't follow . |
13 | If Douglas 's brutality epitomizes racial , cultural , and sexual domination in its most callously direct form , Gide 's self-description of remaining in the security of his room , considering it wiser not to intervene , becomes a resonant image of the hesitant complicities which most kinds of brutality and exploitation presuppose and in which most of us are implicated . |
14 | If Douglas 's brutality epitomizes racial , cultural , and sexual domination in its most callously direct form , Gide 's self-description of remaining in the security of his room , considering it wiser not to intervene , becomes a resonant image of the hesitant complicities which most kinds of brutality and exploitation presuppose and in which most of us are implicated . |
15 | The lengthy period which most party leaders have already spent in Parliament before gaining office certainly gives them time and opportunity to acquire suitable skills . |
16 | In five years a machine is counted as nothing in the balance sheet , but people count and age makes them more experienced , gives them better judgement — if they 're capable of learning , which most people are . |
17 | Ahidjo did not subsequently return to Cameroun , and in the presidential election of January 1984 Biya received a ‘ yes ’ vote of over 90 per cent , which most Camerounians considered to be a genuine indication of his underlying support . |
18 | The underlying position remains one in which most of the rural population i.e. three quarters of the total , is able to feed itself adequately , but has neither the surplus labour nor the technology to make big strides in productivity . |
19 | The point that the position of women is not an independent factor , a simple enough point in itself , but one often explicitly refused and , more commonly , implicitly ignored , is again one which most anthropologists would now entirely support , even though they rarely acknowledge Engels 's work . |
20 | A related point on which most ( but not all ) physical scientists ( or , more appropriately , natural philosophers ) of the seventeenth century would have agreed , was the primacy of mathematics in analysing the physical universe . |
21 | This method of teaching , though daunting at first far the pupil , is a formative experience , the aspect of the course to which most Oxford graduates look back with most gratitude . |
22 | Needless to say , it was the part which most of them hated ; they were longing to get it finished so that they could write their essays on Hamlet or Keats . |
23 | He defended the 14 and 21 figures , which most people stayed under . |
24 | Another , equally sinister , is the way in which most public meeting places and telephones are assumed to be bugged ; even the family is no longer a safe environment in which to talk . |
25 | That evening , the US charge d'affaires in Panama , Mr John Bushnell , made discreet contact with Mr Guillermo Endara , the leader of the Civic Democratic Opposition Alliance , which most independent observers reckoned the clear winner of the elections last May . |
26 | The sharpness of the turn led to a bitter faction fight , at the end of which most of the recent recruits had either left or been ejected on the toe of Healy 's boot . |
27 | The New Zealand Government 's Department of Conservation therefore proposed the introduction of restrictions on the use of set-nets around Banks Peninsula , through the use of an Act of Parliament which most New Zealanders had probably never heard of . |
28 | After 1980 the bureau — which most people believe does as good a job as can be expected — had 52 suits filed against it . |
29 | Many customers will have to foot the bill for water meters , which most companies will eventually install . |
30 | It offered evidence for a theory of the immune system about which most researchers were curious but sceptical . |