Sentence examples for large proportion of which from inspiring English sources

Some ideas – a curiously large proportion of which seem to originate in the mind of George Osborne – amply deserve mockery.

Sanskrit has more than a hundred words and phrases to describe beauty, loveliness and attraction, a large proportion of which are connected with sexuality.

Over 1,000 Palestinians have been killed since the most recent wave of violence first began, a large proportion of which have been civilians.

This year's substantial surpluses could be an additional source of such funding - L&Q alone made a net surplus of £61 million in 2009/10, a large proportion of which has been put towards its 14,000-unit development programme.

Tells about funding the institute - it is totally dependent on outside funds - a large proportion of which so far came from the National Endowment for the Arts & the N.Y.

During the 90s, foreign remittances in Jamaica – a large proportion of which are pensions and other moneys coming into returnees – comprised a larger percentage of GDP than foreign currency earners such as bauxite and sugar.

There is a very sizable Christian population, the largest proportion of which is Roman Catholic.

Shrinkage refers to all kinds of store theft, the largest proportion of which is caused not by shoplifters but rather by store employees.

A specific diagnosis was recorded for 2,574 patients, the largest proportion of which (52%) had herpes infection.

The dietary guidelines of at least 1·5 litre of non-alcoholic beverages a day were met, the largest proportion of which was water (approximately half of the consumption of total non-alcoholic beverages).

Over half (32 [66.7%]) of the registries provided mortality, hospital or complications outcomes data; the largest proportion of which came from Europe (19 of 23 [82.6%]), followed by Asia-Pacific (6 of 8 [75.0%]), Latin/South America (3 of 5 [60.0%]), North America (3 of 7 [42.9%]), and none in the Middle East.