Sentence examples for interest of which from inspiring English sources

Someone who opens all four accounts would be able to put aside £29,500 and earn £1,025 in interest – of which £1,000 would be tax free so long as the person is a basic rate taxpayer.

In other e-mails, Band complains that he is the only one being asked to avoid conflicts of interest, of which, he says, Bill, Chelsea, and other senior figures at the foundation have plenty: "Everyone takes, everyone".

It is wonderfully satisfying that a species so adroit at reviving architectural styles as the Victorians should, themselves, be subject to so many revivals of interest, of which Building Jerusalem is only the latest.

Fortunately, this season's lopsided contest — the primary interest of which became watching Vettel break records and seeing how the runners-up would fare against each other — could not have been predicted for half of the year.

With Lucas seeking to streamline his company, the computer division in 1986 was spun off as an independent business, the controlling interest of which was acquired by Apple cofounder Steve Jobs, then the head of the computer firm NeXT Inc. Catmull became president and CEO of the new company, called Pixar, and Jobs was installed as chairman of the board.

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Like it or not, Democrats must become the party of Metro America -- the interests of which are severely underrepresented in our present government.

UNICEF is a key participant in the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) movement, a global coalition of public and private interests, of which Executive Director Anthony Lake chairs the Lead Group.

Social network sites have therefore become a powerful source of contents of interest, part of which may fall into the scope of interests of a given group.

Writer met him at the office of the U.S. & Foreign Securities Corp., an investment company in which he has a large interest & of which he is board chairman.

G. Straight to Video Other new titles of interest, some of which may have had a theater release, appeared on television or been on videocassette in earlier editions.