Sentence examples for numbers of which from inspiring English sources

It especially impacts on patients waiting for a bed in A&E, numbers of which are at worryingly high levels".

Eaton highlights the plight of the spectacular garden tiger moth, numbers of which have fallen by 95%.

Every academy must now belong to a chain, numbers of which are appearing all over the place.

I eat organic farmed salmon or wild oily varieties - the numbers of which seem to be holding up - such as mackerel and sardine.

She was Jackie Trent, who wrote or co-wrote more than 400 numbers, of which the most widely known is the theme tune to the TV soap Neighbours.

"For India to use the death penalty now would also be bucking the global trend towards ending executions, numbers of which continue to decline".

Record numbers are expected to be disappointed when A-level results are published next week, because the recession has made competition even fiercer for places, the numbers of which have been cut this year.

You get money for completing missions, a number of which are, yes, monstrously violent.

His bookshelves are crammed with medical textbooks, a number of which he has written or edited.

There are many first editions, a number of which Conrad gave to his peers.

The air force has about 220 aircraft and helicopters, a number of which are unserviceable.