Sentence examples for expansion of which from inspiring English sources

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Propellant, any gas, liquid, or solid the expansion of which can be used to impart motion to another substance or object.

In 2007-08 it ran a deficit of 2.4% of GDP, even though the economy was growing fast and had enjoyed all those years of expansion of which the prime minister was so inordinately proud.

Indeed, for political leaders like Mrs. Merkel, the problem now is that investors have already concluded that the 440 billion euro bailout fund, the expansion of which is being voted on this week, might not be enough to stop the contagion from spreading.

It supports gay marriage, seemingly at odds with Ms Silva's devout Pentacostalism, and praises hydropower, expansion of which she had opposed on environmental grounds as minister in the government of Ms Rousseff's predecessor and mentor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, between 2003 and 2008.

They also took on $400 million total in debt to finance expansion, of which $170 million was outstanding at the end of 2016.

These expansions, of which four types are used, are fitted to the data in the least-squares sense.

The condition is not only useful (as will become clear), but also plausible, because it says that two information states, expansions of which are compatible, are themselves compatible.

If the runway is given the green light, the airport's owners, Aviation Industrial Realty Corporation, can then move forward with its $20 million expansion, 90percentt of which will be federally financed.

So no surprise, then, that Rosie's generation of York students are enjoying the fruits of this success, in the form of a £750m expansion plan of which her newly built college is a part.

The advantages of MG-based gralsote also include a high degree of graphitization, and a low coefficient of thermal expansion, both of which are highly beneficial to nuclear applications.