Sentence examples for which now comprise from inspiring English sources

These institutional funds, which now comprise more than 40% of total stock ownership, used to behave like large public investors.

A good deal of the company's revenue is being driven by the shift to smartwatches, which now comprise around half of Fitbit's total revenue.

The results of which now comprise his first ever photo exhibition.

While that's just a few keystrokes more on a laptop, the limitations are magnified for mobile and tablet visitors, which now comprise 1/3 of all Sephora.com traffic.

One of the more populous of the two dozen or so villages which now comprise the Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead, Low Fell has a long and rich history.

(b) except for second proviso which now comprises this section.

Tubing became so popular that locals started up a business co-operative to rent out tubes, which now comprises over 1,500 households.

By the 1980's, child care and education were given their own category, which now comprises an average 10percentt of expenses for preteens.

The other chairman, H. Carl McCall, was appointed chairman of the exchange's compensation committee, which now comprises only people from outside the securities industry.

He started the collection, which now comprises 65,000 drawings and nearly 1 million prints from Michelangelo, Leonardo, Rubens, Manet, Dürer and many other masters.

Native Hawaiian means any individual whose ancestors were natives, prior to 1778, of the area which now comprises the State of Hawaii.