Sentence examples for about of which from inspiring English sources

The NHS Plan later that year set out a plethora of targets to bring this about, of which the most salient was a commitment to shorten waiting times.

"There have been numerous false stories, and stories of which Ched knows nothing about, of which this is one," Evans's spokesman said.

It was a heart attack brought on by far too much excitement about something Peggy was very excited about, of which the sobbing woman knew nothing.

It said it expected revenue of about $57 million, of which software sales would represent about $18 million.

His campaign employs about 1,000 people with a budget of about $13.4 million, of which Mr. Prokhorov donated $1.4 million from his personal fortune.

The move would cost about $150,000, of which the refuge has agreed to pay $60,000.

Thirdly, things they are unable to do anything about, most of which will be a source of anxiety [ 1].

Estimated provincial health expenditure in 2009 was $23.4 billion, about $2.6 billion of which paid for prescription drugs [ 19, 20].

Cervical cancer is responsible for 275,000 deaths annually, about 88% of which occurs in developing countries [ 1].

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Istanbul about a population of about two million, of which about four hundred thousand, it is estimated, live in "gecedondu".