Sentence examples for youngest of which from inspiring English sources

The remarks come shortly after the gang rape of an 18-year-old women in a park in Brooklyn by five men, the youngest of which was 14.

Among those developers are the host of school-age WWDC scholarship attendees, the youngest of which Apple CEO Tim Cook said was 13.

The ages of the tsunami deposits suggest that four large tsunamis occurred in this area during the 1600 years between 1100 and 2700 cal BP, the youngest of which might have been the AD 869 Jogan event.

Given the prospects, the new report makes seven recommendations, including trying to engage in further collaboration with Russia, developing more detailed reporting on the conversion and closings of civilian research reactors, and planning for new facilities to replace the eight current U.S. civilian research reactors, the youngest of which is 45 years old.

He was the seventh of her nine foals, the youngest of which being 1822 St. Leger winner Theodore.

At this point there are 43 child molester dudes in seven countries and 140ish molested kids, the youngest of which was 19 days old.

Metamorphosis is recorded in dealfishes and oarfishes, the young of which have rather deep bodies and greatly elongated fin rays.

It is a similar story on the islet of Plaza Sur, home to iguanas, the eggs and young of which are also targeted by rats.

The sequence of molts and plumages is very poorly known except in cranes, the young of which have a brown or gray juvenile plumage, with white-tipped or blackish feathers in some species.

They leave the nest immediately or very soon after hatching, except for the sun bittern, seriemas, and bustards, the young of which are cared for at the nest for a short time.

This first example concerns the indigo bunting Passerina cyanea for which Westneat [ 4] analyzed extra-pair paternity of 63 young of which 22 were extra-pair offspring.