Sentence examples for signs of which from inspiring English sources

He characterized the country as suffering from "institutional paralysis and a dysfunctional government, signs of which are showing already".

That is why it makes no sense to parse the design for signs of which architect won this or lost that.

"Protectionism, some signs of which have recently emerged, could significantly erode global flexibility and, hence, undermine the global adjustment process," he said.

In recent years, psychiatrists in Europe have been diagnosing what they call "burnout syndrome," the signs of which include "vital exhaustion".

And the rise looked unsustainable without solid gains in income or employment, signs of which were hard to find in the tepid report on February employment.

It is the apparent lack of vibrant chemistry on Mars -- the signs of which could be obvious in the air, as they are on Earth -- that makes me think Mars has no Martians.

It was regarded as a sign of which way the gods were leaning.

And advertising is only the most tangible sign of which states are competitive.

Adding to the frustration, there seemed to be five candidate string theories with no sign of which one explained this universe.

Ah and if you ever wanted a sign of which way the fates are facing there it is: Kallis reaches out and chops a Chinese cut over his stumps and away for four.

Prodromou is the "headline-grabbing signing" of which McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh spoke at the Korean Grand Prix last weekend.