Sentence examples for rising of which from inspiring English sources

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

In the days following the storm's passage, the Adelaide and Katherine rivers continued to rise, of which the former exceeded minor flood levels.

The reverse Boudouard reaction rate increases with the rising of pressure, which leads to slightly decreasing of CO molar ratio and increasing of heat and CO2 content.

This alignment is also towards a southerly rising of Venus which occurs once every eight years.

This weekend is the centennial of the "Easter Rising" of 1916, which was the biggest step towards Irish independence ever taken.

They also checked chest rising of manikin, which was recorded as 1st ventilation, using tube ballooning and ventilation with bag-valve mask.

Production costs increase because of the rising of oil prices, which is called as a second round impact.

Natural gas prices would rise, of course, which is why the natural gas industry is eager for that to happen.

Throughout much of the next two decades, cloture votes continued to rise, regardless of which party was in the minority, with many such motions filed in anticipation of filibusters.

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

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.