The phrase "a loom of which" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referring to a specific loom in a context where you are describing its characteristics or features.
Example: "The artisan displayed a loom of which the intricate design captivated all who saw it."
Alternatives: "a loom that" or "a loom belonging to".
But those numbers were fraught with uncertainties the most looming of which was the potential contribution to sea-level rise from melting of the giant ice sheets now blanketing Greenland and Antarctica.
The use of pharmaceutical carriers provides a loom, which is more time and cost-effective than new drug development [ 69].
The manufacture of textiles in Crompton can be traced back to 1474, when a lease dated from that year outlines that the occupant of Crompton Park had spinning wheels, cards and looms, all of which suggest that cloth was being produced in large quantities.
Any change could be an important piece of a looming fare increase, which is expected to take place by March 1. "Do we really need to give that level of a discount?" Mr. Lhota said at the Plaza Hotel on Wednesday during a discussion hosted by Crain's New York Business.
The issue of a looming trial date, which has not yet been set, also was broached and seemed largely to depend on Trump's performance in the presidential race.
It should be noted that the House GOP is comprised of a looming 86percentt of whites; which is not to support the false claim that the Republican Party is a monolithic base populated only by white Americans.
Right now we're looking at not one but two looming crises, either of which could produce a global disaster.
We are plunged into complete darkness, out of which looms a mouth, out of which a voice erupts in cascades of sound.
But it's likely that feelings would be stronger with a public registry, the prospect of which still looms, ebbing and flowing with the political mood.
A year in the making, the tents represent the patients who once lived in the island's smallpox hospital, the remains of which loom nearby.
It was partly for guests who might not be clued in to the codes, but also as a kind of insurance in case of code malfunction, the specter of which looms over most couples who choose to use them.
