Sentence examples for change of which from inspiring English sources

Adding further to the concerns is climate change, of which agriculture is both cause and victim.

"In 1999 I founded a thinktank on climate change, of which I am a very active chairman.

Some saw a public relations exercise in the unusually high-profile announcement by a cabinet member of a proposed rule change, of which hundreds are published each day.

(And no, raising the Medicare retirement age — a proposal whose wisdom depends on its design — is not the kind of change of which major deals are made).

I do think it's a time of significant change of which online is a formidable force but there will forever be an opportunity to have a national chain of stores with the right sort of merchandise".

Beyonce is also acting as artistic director for the event, being held for the global campaign for girls' and women's empowerment, Chime For Change, of which she is a co-founder.

These are important changes of which progressives can be proud.

Are there changes of which she has directly been the author?

They found more than a thousand changes, of which only ten per cent can be explained by current medical science.

But there have also been profound social changes of which those who want to reconnect parliament to the public need to be aware.

MPs were asked before Christmas to appeal against changes of which they disapproved.