Sentence examples for postings of which from inspiring English sources

A blog on PT/INR self-testing equipment provided 50 postings of which 12 were posted from January 2005 to August 2005 and 38 were posted from January 2008 to October 2009.

So in a series of linked postings, of which this on taxation policy is the first, that data will be brought together in an organized and accessible form, hoping in that way to help tip the public conversation away from the beauty contest and towards its consequences.

Searching the databases yielded 468 citation postings, of which 48 were regarded as possibly relevant and were retrieved as full articles.

The postings, many of which circulate virally in Iran, interweave passionate affection with vows to continue fighting the regime.

It now stretches to more than 1,000 individual postings, many of which, as the title suggests, simply involve ordinary punters retelling their favourite anecdotes from the great jockey's life and times.

Textbooks, videos, animations, journal articles, and online postings, many of which have undergone peer review, serve as a rich resource of ideas, techniques, and assessment strategies for teaching and learning.

He dismisses that notion with the clever cynicism that has marked his writing since he was a teenager.Just like racecar driving: no push, no changeMr Han, 29, made his name a decade ago as a novelist, and has since built a following of millions online for his blog postings (the most subversive of which are quickly taken down, including a scathing commentary on the Wenzhou crash).

Even if you don't know exactly how many calories an item contains, the postings give you an idea of which choices are healthier than others.

An eBay discussion board now includes more than 300 postings about the new policy, many of which are from people who contend that they are now forced to discard Web pages they had created for the sale of specific items or bury their own Web sites several clicks away from the About Me pages, where they suspect that few customers will find them.

Follow-up investigations by customs officials identified the sources of most of these postings, which were from the United States, Australia, Europe, Taiwan and Europe, beyond the easy reach of Hong Kong customs investigators.

Still other historians blame this lack of poor leadership not on patronage but on the lack of desirability of colonial postings, which tended to be filled not by officials in the prime of their careers but by the new and inexperienced or the old and undistinguished.