Sentence examples for a significant amount of which from inspiring English sources

Mahdi has a front-row seat to the conflict between Iran and the United States, a significant amount of which has been taking place on Iraqi soil.

There were high levels of "unpredictable and reckless" violence among the 240 boys, aged 15 to 18, at Feltham young offenders' institution, a significant amount of which was gang-related, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons said in a report.

Cellino, who also owns the Serie A club Cagliari, has sealed a deal for Leeds – who lost 3-0 at Watford – worth more than £30m, a significant amount of which has paid off the club's debts, and takes a controlling stake from the previous owner, Gulf Finance House, which still holds 25% of United.

Because of a settlement that the Ginders reached with the brokerage firm and the bank that handled Cassandra's accounts, Mr. Comarow said he could not disclose how much his clients lost, except to say that it was a "significant amount," of which a lot was still missing.

Together, they bring in $1.5bn £1bnn) annually in research grants and contracts, a significant amount of which translates into innovative technologies and ideas that eventually fuel the creation of start-ups.

Coinbase also argued against the summons as did several "John Does". There has been an explosion of billions of dollars of wealth in just a few years from bitcoin, a significant amount of which has no doubt accrued to United States taxpayers, with virtually no third-party reporting to the IRS of that increase in income.

Kenny said the raids had "utilised some excellent work by my officers in the gathering of intelligence and information, which has allowed us to seize a significant amount of drugs which would soon have been poisoning our streets".

"They have utilised some excellent work by many officers in the gathering of intelligence and information, which has allowed us to seize a significant amount of drugs, which would soon have been poisoning our streets".

Plutonium-238 (not plutonium-239, which is used for nuclear weapons) gives off a significant amount of heat, which can be converted into electricity.

And their energy needs, just to get to basic sustenance, is going to itself require a significant amount of investment, which is why we need to talk about what will be the path through which they access that electricity without making the same mistakes we've had to make in the past.

Cathode ray tubes have a significant amount of lead, which has been shown to leach.