Sentence examples for concern whose from inspiring English sources
Throughout western North America, tree die-offs are a pressing concern whose cause is not known for certain.
The company in question is a huge concern, whose political and economic connections make Tesco look like a corner shop.
The SLH Corporation, based in Shawnee Mission, Kan., is a venture-capital concern whose interests include real estate and energy.
The lock and dam constituted, in effect, a going concern, whose value was of course affected by what it would produce.
It is the country's largest taxpayer and its largest business concern, whose earnings, though down during the recession, constitute about 10 percent of Russia's yearly economic activity.
Topping this list is Allergan Inc., the health care concern whose top executives received, after taxes, an estimated $2.6 million in salaries last year.
The state news agency, Anatolian, put the number of concerns, whose interests range from media to cement, at 219.
Among the hardest hit companies were many major technology concerns whose businesses were suffering the most with the glut.
In West Germany too, large enterprises are seen as "going concerns," whose preservation is in the national interest and comes before shareholders' gains.
The legislation, introduced by Senator John Dunne, Republican of Nassau County, sets minimum standards for capital and reserves of those insurance concerns whose only business is providing financial guarantees.
Though at school she and I used to compete fiercely, the only competitive moment in our conversation concerned whose father had the worst table manners, hers or mine.
