Sentence examples for representatives of which from inspiring English sources
Those states today have 160 senators and representatives, of which just 22 are white non-Hispanic Democrats (see chart 1).
Here's why … It appears to dislike everything about the European parliament, except, of course, the money EU taxpayers make available to its representatives (of which more later).
The phylum Echinodermata (some present-day representatives of which are sea urchins and starfish) had a major adaptive radiation during the Cambrian Period.
To afford the AFA credit which it probably doesn't deserve, we could perhaps root the boycott in discomfort with a global conglomerate, the representatives of which nobody has elected, openly pushing for legislative and social change.
From there improbably emerge warm gougères, blended juices in bilious shades of green and five types of salads: sustenance for the extreme leisure class, representatives of which began to file in at exactly noon on a recent Tuesday.
Plaintiffs in the suit welcomed what one called "a stinging rebuke" to the Republican-controlled state government, representatives of which questioned the political affiliations of the judges involved and said they would appeal the decision to the US supreme court, because it "ignores legal precedent".
Nine of 12 dead pups had a cleft palate, a representative example of which is shown in Figure 3C.
Another kind of indicator is the adsorption indicator, the best-known representative of which is the dye fluorescein.
No less than 300 types of fruits are grown, among the more representative of which are citrus, litchi, pineapples, and bananas.
The occupants rent from a management company, Marin Management, a representative of which said the house's owner did not wish to speak to a reporter or offer information about it.
Modern moral theories, the most representative of which are utilitarianism and Kantian moral theory, do not concern themselves directly with virtue and character.
