Sentence examples for because whose from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'because whose' is not correct and usable in written English
To use 'whose' in a sentence, it should be followed by a noun. For example, you could say, "She wondered whose coat was left on the bench."
And all Fake Andy Warhol did was make me a little less regretful about not having lived through that period in New York – because whose fantasy looks like an underwhelming Ugly Betty episode?
The next week, at the very next meeting of the Association, she raised her hand and made a motion to ban people from the beach who weren't members of the Colony — and she named Richie Spano specifically, because whose guest was he, anyway?
He told the Radio Times: "I was very upset by the implications of what was said – because whose fantasy would it be but mine?" "Being accused of misogyny when you're not a misogynistic person, and indeed your entire raison d'etre is the reverse of that, feels like an artistic failure".
The next week, at the very next meeting of the Association, she raised her hand and made a motion to ban people from the beach who weren't members of the Colony and she named Richie Spano specifically, because whose guest was he, anyway?
Kids who'd travelled around Europe, following football teams, or just because; whose taste in music was already open enough to take in the 13th Floor Elevators; who had their own sense of style, with its own, very particular rules; who ran around setting up parties, labels, bands, merchandising as well as having a laugh.
Any information provided directly or indirectly by an enemy of our country should never be used for political gain because whose political gain are we furthering when we use an enemy's intelligence?
Because William Carlos Williams, whose mother was Puerto Rican, never served because of Cold War politics, Herrera will be the first Latino to hold the position.
Thus health surveys may have health-related non-response bias both because those whose health is less good are more likely to be available [ 29] to contact, and because the survey may appear more salient to them.
That was important, because fetuses whose mothers got the flu were much more likely to die.
This is because those whose contributions are printed will rush to buy a copy.
But he said he believed the whole investigation was misguided because Ms. Wilson, whose role at the C.I.A.
