Sentence examples for which are where from inspiring English sources

And few go on to score the advertising campaigns, which are where the real money in the business lies.

Mrs. Obama's campaign has also led to improvements in the access to and content of school meals — which are where many children get the bulk of their calories and nutrition.

And its emergency room volume has been growing faster than the citywide rate, suggesting that it has the worst of both worlds — more emergency room patients and fewer inpatient admissions, which are where the money is.

But this series does not cover private firms, which are where most jobs have been created in recent years.Now that China is such an engine of global growth, it urgently needs to improve its economic data.

The worry is that the credit markets — which are where the American financial crisis began and which are now the locus of Europe's problems — are entering a dangerous new period.

In the same address, Mr Sezer also said that the articles of the constitution banning free speech should be dropped, and that rulings made in military courts, which are where Kurdish rebels and other dissidents are often tried, should be subject to appeal.Not surprisingly, few generals applauded.

Which is where Dr Meier comes in.

Which is where the flying came in.

Which is where the derbies come in.

Which is where my father comes in.

Which is where TKS could come in.