Sentence examples for remainder of which from inspiring English sources
Though somewhat larger than Ōsaka, Tokyo occupies roughly a third of the premodern province of Musashi, the remainder of which is in Saitama prefecture.
The geographic region of Moldavia, comprising only part of the former principality of Moldavia (the remainder of which constitutes the country of Moldova), stretches from the Eastern Carpathian Mountains to the Prut River on the Ukrainian border.
The East Greenland orogen represents the west flank of the Caledonian orogenic belt, the remainder of which is now exposed along the northwest coast of Norway and in northern Britain and Ireland.
The discovery of the relics provided a rallying point for Christian Spain, then confined to a narrow strip of the northern Iberian Peninsula (most of the remainder of which was occupied by Moors).
According to consumption patterns of grain in China, direct grain consumption accounts for only 30%, the remainder of which is found in processed grain products for food and feed.
The 6,000 volumes housed on site constitute only about one third of the total DCRES library collection, the remainder of which is currently located at the Harvard Depository.
This problem amounts to determining a number, the remainders of which are known when it is divided by given numbers (called moduli).
Mr. Stangl said yesterday that the agency still must close the remainder of deficit, which he estimated at $19 million.
Mayor Arthur Ward said in a news conference that he would allow firefighters to wear the pink shirts on the job for the remainder of October, which is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Analysts and investors warned that Mr. Sarin's decision to purchase the remainder of SFR, which with 14 million customers is Vivendi's largest unit, may be difficult to execute.
Exel, which sells directors' and officers' liability insurance and other commercial policies, said it would issue about 27 million shares to buy the remainder of Mid Ocean, which provides catastrophe reinsurance, or insurance for other catastrophe insurers.
