Then he turned to the country organizations, whose strength was one of Siemens's secrets to success, but whose growing autonomy had created an eclectic collection of local businesses.
The United States patrol, whose strength was not reported, suffered no casualties, the spokesmen said.
(Lovejoy is fine again as the editor Debby Krenek, whose strength was in knowing that she was running an asylum).
A player whose strength was executing set plays and defending has become more reactive, playing what is in front of him and showing the Chiefs who was boss.
The leading caucus in both Dumas was the Union of October 17 (known as the Octobrists), whose strength was among the landowners of the Russian heartland.
One reason the party has moved left is that much of the power and energy has shifted from establishment leaders toward the grass roots, whose strength was highlighted by the Sanders campaign.
Writing in the late 1920's, Musil recalled a recently superseded culture in which greatness "was exemplified by a person whose courage was moral courage, whose strength was the strength of a conviction, whose steadfastness was of heart and virtue, and who regarded speed as childish..
The first one conceived of heredity as a force whose strength was accumulated over the generations, and which, as a measurable magnitude, could be subjected to statistical analysis.
A year later, Reynolds acquired Baker Weeks & Co. whose strength was securities research.
The crew I assembled was like the Ocean's Eleven of wordplay, with a strategist, an orator, an emcee, a researcher, a specialist, and two guys whose strength was timing.
