Sentence examples for rise of which from inspiring English sources

Finnegan also discusses the exiles' interest in the Islamic Courts Union, the rise of which brought Sharif to power.

Just look at Rovio (Angry Birds) and Supercell (Clash of Clans), the rise of which has coincided with the unravelling of the once-unbeatable Nokia.

This will add to households' spending power and erode China's high saving rate, the sharp rise of which owes a lot to corporate tight-fistedness.

Howard's plans were ruined by the private car - the rise of which he didn't fully anticipate.

Economists are keeping an especially close eye on commodity prices, the rise of which is regarded as an early sign of inflationary pressures.

The rise of which John Ellis "JEB" Bush is trying to blame on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Condominium prices range from about $180,000 for a small one-bedroom unit in a new building to about $2.5 million for a penthouse in a luxury high-rise, of which there are few.

And then, around 1910, a new breed of super-luxury buildings began rising, of which 640 Park Avenue was to be an exemplar.

These issues threaten marine ecosystems, intensify extreme weather events, and lead to sea level rise, all of which affect human economies.

The widening came as goods exports rose by less than £0.1bn with imports rising £0.9bn – £0.7bn of which was fuel imports, mostly from Norway.

They are blaming rising fuel and insurance costs, plus cuts in government funding, for the latest round of rises, all of which will add further pressure to household budgets already squeezed by rising energy bills and higher food costs.