Sentence examples for peoples of which from inspiring English sources

Southern Province is home to the Ila-Tonga peoples, of which 12 separate groups speaking closely related dialects may be identified.

Yet it was not until the 19th and 20th centuries that modern science was able to draw with some precision the geologic and geographic lineaments of the European continent, the peoples of which had meanwhile achieved domination over and set in motion vast countervailing movements among the inhabitants of much of the rest of the globe (see Western colonialism).

But it is not by means of remarks such as those in question that a passion for Europe will be conveyed to, or caused to grow among, the peoples of which Europe is composed.

But these numbers represent a population of 1.2 billion people, of which half are under 25.

Esch has been raising money from wealthy people, of which Cologne has a good number.

ENRC employs more than 70,000 people, of which 65,000 are located in Kazakhstan.

The Savile investigation was in contact with over 800 people of which over 340 were interviewed".

Grampian says its chicken business employs almost 4,000 people, of which 6.7% (264 people) are agency labour.

Nigeria was Africa's most populous nation, with 57 million people, of which 8 million to 10 million were Ibos.

The report is based on surveys conducted over several years with 23,000 homeless people, of which nearly 3,500 were veterans.

The Irish work force is almost 1.7 million people, of which the umbrella union group claims a membership of 500,000.