Sentence examples for the returns of which from inspiring English sources

Losers like coal, the returns of which, according to the report, "could fall by anywhere between 18% and 74% over the next 35 years," should be jettisoned to make room for new investments in renewables, which "could see average annual returns increase by between 6% and 54%" in the same period.

Citti introduced a new theme: the theft of spools from Pasolini's last film, Salò, the return of which he had tried to negotiate.

The rugby lost out to BBC1's Saturday evening line-up which included the return of Robin Hood, which began its second series with 5.9 million viewers, a 29% share.

If "Thrones" is casting Dayne, we may just get a flashback to this battle scene, which would also mean the return of Sean Bean (which the actor has often teased).

The complaint said Officer Wally had skimmed from the returns of his clients, which number in the hundreds, and also added a false dependent to his own returns.

"It is the return of emigrants which has not started".

This resulted in the return of tennis, which had been dropped in 1924, to the Games.

Ribéry puts his own return to form down to the return of Heynckes, which has "delighted" him.

One of Kentridge's projects with the Handspring Puppet Company had been an adaptation of Monteverdi's opera "The Return of Ulysses," which he designed and directed.

The Christian version ends with the prophet Malachi predicting the return of Elijah, which Christians interpret as foreshadowing the New Testament arrivals of John the Baptist and Jesus.

Even now I am counting down the days until the return of Doctor Who, which has again become a Saturday evening fixture.