Sentence examples for property of which from inspiring English sources

Glycolipids, a general property of which is immunological activity, include the cerebrosides, gangliosides, and ceramide oligosaccharides.

The government owns more than £330bn of land and property, of which the NHS is one of the largest landowners.

9am: trail ride The 7,000-acre 7,000-acreof which only 2% is used for the resort buildings) is ideal for expropertyof horseback.

Ralph Holman, a lawyer for the National Association of Realtors in Chicago, said sellers must disclose "material defects in a property of which they are aware," like a crack in a foundation.

And that, many scholars have argued, is the central conflict of the book: two men battling over power and property, of which Cathy and the next generation are an extension.

Until the mid-20th century, marriage was a complex patriarchal exchange of money, status and property – of which women were a vital part; marriage signalling the woman's assimilation from her father's to her husband's estate.

Among Osprey's shareholders was Tsebe Properties, of which Mr Hlongwane was a director.

Rhino horn is sold in Asia for medicinal properties (of which it has none).

He's convinced there's a market in maggot saliva, the properties of which have been shown to heal skin wounds five times quicker than antibiotics.

Also, most bacon, like other commercially cured meats, contains the additive sodium nitrite, the possible carcinogenic properties of which generated controversy in the late 1970s.

There are three apartments, sleeping two-six, with prices from £400 a week One Off Places One Off Places has just under 1,000 properties on the site, only 9%8383 properties) of which are apartments.