Sentence examples for substances of which from inspiring English sources

Secondhand smoke contains more than 250 poisonous substances, of which 11 are Class A carcinogens.

"Lots of clients request extra substances of which I don't approve," he said.

The Paracelsian principle worked like the Aristotelian element to the extent that it showed no material consistency in the different substances of which it was said to form a part.

By contrast, natural minima possess properties characteristic of the substances of which they are the minima.

Properties could, after all, be as particular as the substances of which they are properties.

During 2013, the European Union's Early Warning System identified 81 new psychoactive substances, of which 29 were synthetic cannabinoids.

Thus, Cartesian corporeal substance, the essence of which is simply extension, cannot exist as substance.

Peptide, any organic substance of which the molecules are structurally like those of proteins, but smaller.

In fact, rhino horn is largely composed of keratin, the substance of which our fingernails and hair are made, and has no medicinal properties whatsoever.

She told investigators that she thought the letter, the substance of which is not known, had burned out, only to discover that it had not when she circled back and saw grass and trees ablaze.

In the spring of 1927, Bowen delivered a course of lectures to advanced students in geology at Princeton University, the substance of which was published in 1928 as The Evolution of the Igneous Rocks.