Sentence examples for centres of which from inspiring English sources

The pair of them are now fending off a lawsuit brought by competitors including Juno Therapeutics, the creation of three research centres of which Memorial Sloan-Kettering is one.

Most capital cities have acquired new art galleries and museums or have expanded existing ones and built performing arts centres, of which the Sydney Opera House is the best-known.

The Borana Zone consists of eight districts covering 275 'Gendas' (the lowest administrative unit), with 19 urban centres, of which 10 have an official town administration.

All the MCs of one country come together in a National Network of Mobility Centres, of which some have a joint Mobility Portal.

England currently has a network of about 2,800 children's centres, of which Barnardo's runs 190, providing a range of services.

This investigation has highlighted and characterised a number of production centres, of which the two highlighted here produce similar vessel types, including painted finewares, cooking vessels and large tubs.

Khan ran a business empire in the centre of which was the triangle of Pakistan, North Korea, and Iran.

Later the Hejaz became a part of the Nabataean kingdom (100 bce–200 ce), the centre of which was Madāʾin Ṣāliḥ.

It corresponds somewhat to the modern nomós (department) of Boeotia, the administrative centre of which is Levádhia.

The country is in the throes of a violent drug war, at the centre of which lies Guzman's cartel.

Mexico is currently amidst a violent drug war, at the centre of which lies Guzman's cartel.