Sentence examples for of which broad from inspiring English sources

An extra-cover drive for three brings up the fifty partnership, of which Broad has scored none, and leaves Broad with one ball to survive.

Any population, especially a population as heterogenous as America's, is a collection of communities and subcultures, not a generic "whole community" of which broad assumptions can be made about its taste.

This picture of ontological emergence is widely regarded as the standard formulation of ontological emergence, of which Broad's (1925) account of emergence and more recent accounts such as Van Cleve (1990), Kim (1990, 1999, 2006a), O'Connor (1994), McLaughlin (1997), and Wilson (1999, 2002) are examples.

We present the results of a representative analysis based on the DPV documentation system by means of which broad data were collected.

At first blush, Ebola viral disease (EVD) is exactly the type of disease for which broad quarantines (more precisely, sanitary cordons) would seem appropriate.

In summary, in this study, computational linguistics has been used to offer reproducible and accurate quantification of language upon which broad, scientifically acceptable findings can rest.

The plan he created was a gridiron of irregular rectangular blocks upon which broad diagonal avenues were superimposed.

At the other end, the staircase points departing visitors toward the entry of the Museum of Contemporary Art, an institution of which Mr. Broad was the founding chairman.

Current treatment regimens for non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) and tuberculosis (TB) generally require long duration of therapy with multiple drugs, some of which are broad spectrum antibiotics.

With White House support, Senate Democrats have broken the measure into its main parts to force Republicans to take a series of tough votes on proposals, each of which has broad public support, according to polls.

Of which, two broad types including surfactins and fengycins are linear lipopeptides which were seldom been reported.