Sentence examples for of which relied from inspiring English sources

The credit-market crunch also hurt utilities, many of which relied on the debt markets to finance at least one-half of the costs of building power plants.

This uncompromising view of our condition comes from Fernando Meirelles, the director of "City of God" (2002) and "The Constant Gardener" (2005), both of which relied on a similar, brilliant bullying.

But in Cyprus, the banking sector was dominated by two domestic banks, both of which relied heavily on foreign deposits, many from Russia, and invested those deposits in government bonds abroad, particularly in Greece.

Most of those come from the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, both of which relied heavily on foreign capital during the boom years 2006-7, according to the rating agency Moody's Investor Services.

Eventually the collated data of those drug finds was used to revoke the venue's late licence, effectively closing not just the concerts and club nights, but the highly regarded live arts programme as well as a new theatre arm, both of which relied on the music for most of their income.

The strategies revolved around two mounting scenarios for the respective arrays, both of which relied on GIS data, including building footprint values and zoning classifications.

Manning makes millions of dollars a year from his endorsements, many of which rely on his affable public persona.

It's a financially risky and time-consuming strategy, the success of which relies on backing the right horse.

Coal-fired power plants are often found in rural, low-income areas, some of which rely on private wells.

But there appear to be problems with his account -- some of which relies on hearsay and some of which is contradicted by others.

There are countless other examples, many of which rely on a kind of low-rent conjuring trick that has been known to psychologists and marketers for years.