Sentence examples for which forms half of from inspiring English sources

Haiti, a former French colony which forms half of the island of Hispaniola, is especially vulnerable to natural disasters.

Jakarta took control of West Papua, which forms half of the island of New Guinea, between 1963 and 1969 from former colonial power the Netherlands, after a much criticised process dubbed the Act of Free Choice.

A common (minor allele frequency = 17.4% in cases) nonsynonymous coding variant rs1143679 (R77H) in ITGAM (CD11b), which forms half of the heterodimeric integrin receptor, complement receptor 3 (CR3), is robustly associated with SLE and has been shown to impair CR3-mediated phagocytosis.

Epsom salt, which forms half of the base of aromatherapy smelling salts, is not an actual salt but instead a natural compound of Magnesium and Sulfate Heptahydrate.

It shouldn't have an effect, however, on the print of marketing materials, which form half of Blurb's businesses.

It appears Mr Yanukovych's party is also ahead in single mandate districts, which form half of all the seats.

The first area is on the east side of upper troughs which form half of a Rossby wave within the Westerlies (a trough with large wavelength which extends through the troposphere).

A Brayton (GT) engine also forms half of the combined cycle system, which combines with a Rankine (steam) engine to further increase overall efficiency.

Lastly, it would be neglectful not to mention the explosion of viewership on YouTube and Twitch, which together formed half of all gaming video revenue, with Twitch ahead by a considerable margin.

Meanwhile within the left-centre Labour party, which forms the other half of the coalition government, the strongest voices for anti-inflationary monetary policy are those who belong to the centrist liberal branch of the party, such as Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the finance minister.

The inner nuclear and outer plexiform layers are supplied by the deep capillary plexus, which forms the superficial half of a watershed with the underlying choriocapillaris (McLeod, 2010).