Sentence examples for of which are attributed from inspiring English sources
In the Theravada tradition, these rituals are closely associated with texts called parittas, many of which are attributed directly to the Buddha.
That greatly increased the number of civilian casualties, more than three-fourths of which are attributed to insurgents' attacks, according to United Nations figures.
In 1948, the movement sent volunteers to fight in Palestine against the establishment of Israel and there were numerous bomb attacks on Jews in Cairo – at least some of which are attributed to the brotherhood.
Römers are usually coloured in tones of green; many are engraved, including a special class with calligraphic inscriptions, some of which are attributed to the Netherlandish artist Anne Roemers Visscher (c. 1583 1651).
Drug resistance and metastasis are the two major causes of mortality, both of which are attributed to genetic heterogeneity, genetic evolution, and tumor plasticity.
Compared with single Zr:SiO x layer structure, Zr:SiO x /C SiO x structure has superior performance, including low operating current, improved uniformity in both set and reset processes, and satisfactory endurance characteristics, all of which are attributed to the double-layer structure and the existence of graphene oxide flakes formed by the sputter process.
Another agency, Ticketlister, is offering deals for £195 – £45 of which is attributed to a "transaction fee".
The Metro-North Railroad reported small delays, most of which were attributed to slow boarding by passengers on icy platforms.
Compare this with deforestation, which accounts for 18% (half of which is attributed to the destruction of rainforests in two countries: Indonesia and Brazil).
After two terrorist attacks on Americans in Saudi Arabia in 1996, at least one of which was attributed to Mr. bin Laden, the Americans pressed Sudan to expel him.
Also in Mashhad is the magnificent Friday Mosque, the construction of which is attributed to Gawhar Shād wife of the Timurid ruler, Shāh Rokh (ruled 1405 47).
