Sentence examples for both of which applied from inspiring English sources

When The Times of London wrote an obituary for the vituperative journalist William Cobbett in 1835, it said, "Nitor in adversum was a motto to which none could lay equal claim". Readers then did not have to break their heads to figure out the double meaning: "struggle in adversity" and "shine in opposition," both of which applied to the born-aginner.

The exceptions are two recent studies by Duke et al. [90, 91], both of which applied a commercial GBH, and both of which concluded that there was no significant effect of GBH treatment on the mineral content of GR soybeans.

He also wrote nearly two dozen books, many of which applied his theology to everyday life.

In fact, though, Lethem's reputation as a hometown booster rests on the strength of just two books, "Motherless Brooklyn" and "The Fortress of Solitude," each of which applied a cartographer's loving attention to the borough.

Bird, Lime and Spin — all of which applied for permits — were the three original players in the San Francisco scooter game.

The administration issued 76 total waivers on the day that Part 107 went into effect, most of which applied to operators flying at night.

The administration issued 76 total waivers on the day that Part 107 went into effect, most of which applied to operators flying at night.

The inclusion of several fuels in the energy use portfolio forced an interpretation of which applied to heating.

The drop-down menu for "title" had only two choices -- Mr. or Mrs. -- neither of which applied.

There was evidence of heterogeneity in 15 reviews, 11 of which applied a random effects model.

Of these, 95 problems (63.3% of problem segments; generated by 17 participants) related to the SRHI, 32 (20.6%; 14 participants) of which applied to the SRBAI.