Sentence examples for operating of which from inspiring English sources

Even by this recent Christmas season, about 100 merchants were still operating, of which some 70 -- including Mr. Yobb and Mr. Kramer -- expect to move to Willingboro.

In 2009-10, the club's operating losses – income minus operating expenses, of which wages are the biggest single part – were £55.1m, and will rise.

Overall, 465 air samples were collected: 81 from controlled environments and 384 from operating theaters of which 192 were at rest and 192 were in operational.

The United States has 104 operating reactors, of which 35 are boiling water reactors and 69 are pressurized water.

The company subsequently hinted that it may pursue makers of smartphones using Google's Android mobile operating system, of which 36m were sold in the first quarter of 2011.

Second, how will Barclays make an adequate return for its shareholders without cutting its operating costs, of which two-thirds are what it pays its people?

It had four public houses operating two of which, Prince of Wales and the Carrick Hotel, remained open in 1901.

The Philippine government has identified several potential areas where the American military might operate, most of which are near the western Philippine coast, facing China.

CBS was adamant about not running cannabis ads on the networks it owns and operates, most of which broadcast to the continental section of the U.S.

The thermal power stations require natural gas, oil and coal to operate, all of which have been rising in price in recent times.

Not least because the British state is the major shareholder and effectively owns and operates RBS (of which NatWest is a subsidiary).