Sentence examples for purchases of which from inspiring English sources

For example, Mr Litchfield alleges that Thyssen's fourth wife and her lover took a commission from the seller on all Thyssen's purchases, of which there were no fewer than 800 during their marriage.

Data for America and Japan show that trade in non-durable consumer goods like clothes and food, for which a basic level of demand persists and purchases of which cannot be put off for as long as those of bigger-ticket items, has declined least among main product categories.

The move seems to have been prompted by Apple wanting a cut of all sales of digital goods made through apps on its platforms, by forcing adoption of in-app purchases, of which Apple gets a 30percentt cut.

Yes, I may have suddenly been seized by "absent handbag anxiety", which resulted in a spontaneous duty-free purchase (of which we will never speak again) but I travelled light for only the second time in my life.

The purchase of which is, really, a very mild, very twee form of child abuse.

"A retail establishment" where "the primary purchase of which is the sale of alcoholic beverages".

It's just a carrot in bread, the purchase of which should be viewed as deranged behaviour.

As a young adult, my first new car was a Toyota, the purchase of which was a mortal sin in my parent's neighborhood.

"Troubled asset is defined as any financial instrument that the Secretary... determines the purchase of which is necessary to promote financial stability," Sherman said.

The law defines a troubled asset as a mortgage or instrument based on a mortgage, or any "financial instrument that the Secretary... determines the purchase of which is necessary to promote financial market stability".

Between Inverurie and Aberdeen the line took over the Aberdeenshire Canal, the purchase of which delayed construction as it was necessary to settle the claims of each shareholder individually.