Sentence examples for circulation of which from inspiring English sources

He points out that there are only about $850bn worth of US banknotes and coins in circulation, of which about half are overseas at any time.

Around 224m £50 notes worth £11.2bn are in circulation, of which the Bank estimates 63m with a total value of £3.2bn are Houblon notes.

The group derives a greater proportion of revenues from audiences rather than advertisers with around 40% of group revenues coming from circulation, of which more than 80% is on subscription.

A document which continues to be dangerous to this day, and for the circulation of which a young man was sentenced to ninety days prison in a New York Court, only the other day.

57 out of 63 patients (90.5%) with single aneurysms had aneurysm of anterior circulation of whom 38 (66.6%) had anterior localization of migraine, 6 patients (9.5%) had aneurysm of the posterior circulation of which 3 (50%) had posterior localization of migraine.

After a stressful stimulus, the body releases glucocorticoids to the circulation, of which corticosterone is the major effector hormone in rodents [ 36, 37].

The wider circulations of which they were once a part have been disrupted; few scientific publications emanate today from (or reach) their labs, and their reports and requests to the Ministry are not always acted upon.

There are thought to be over 10million AK-47s currently in circulation, many of which are used for terrorism, mass-shootings and high-level gang crimes.

It was also found that 12 17% of the expander power was consumed by the circulation pump, of which the measured efficiency was between 20% and 31%.

Ms. Sgrena and her companions were not the only Western civilians to have come under American fire, according to a series of unclassified government reports that receive extremely restricted circulation, copies of which have been made available to The Times.

The US currently has seven bills in circulation, all of which feature distinguished, deceased American statesmen.