Sentence examples for so from which from inspiring English sources

So from which Beltway Index companies have the candidates hauled in the most campaign cash from individuals this cycle?

What's more, even the modern samples came from only 11 African populations, out of the estimated 50 or so from which slaves were taken, Tishkoff explains.

We were also interested in knowing whether lncRNAs are transcribed from orthologous protein-coding genes, and if so, from which ones.

Respondents who reported an illness were asked whether they sought care, and if so, from which type of provider.

I have so many from which to choose.

Citizens United is another matter: it is easily the most divisive decision issued by the Roberts court and so one from which he may have drawn lessons.

The local children are contributing by suggesting colours, storylines and so on from which Blake will then, in his words, "cook" the book.

Of course, there were Bibles in English before the 1611 version, notably William Tyndale's effort a century or so earlier, from which "bald as a coot", "rise and shine" and "eat, drink and be merry" all passed into common usage.

There follows dense babble from the narratives of cultural theory, technology, tribal lores and so on, from which U must compile a Great Report that will unlock the underlying codes that govern our age.

However, nothing has been said so far from which level NII can promote performance and decrease associated risk.

But how do you figure out which conference to go to--there are so many from which to choose?