Sentence examples for counties whose from inspiring English sources

Twenty20 has boosted revenue and brought a younger crowd to cricket, supporting counties whose financial position is often parlous.

"We don't want to become Erie County or Nassau County," he said, referring to two counties whose finances are overseen by control boards.

Mr. Bush has failed to dent the four suburban Philadelphia counties, whose liberal attitudes on social issues like abortion and gun control have overshadowed their economic conservatism.

But they dispute that competition exists between counties, whose individual travel guides, they say, are a necessary supplement to the regionwide guide.

The study found that the counties whose climate commitments would be most affected by the UK's departure were Portugal, Slovenia, Malta, Greece, Cyprus, Spain and Italy.

Similarly, in this statewide election, review should not be limited to less than all counties whose tabulation has resulted in such categories of ballots.

Coconino County, whose seat is 75 miles away in Flagstaff, provided many essential services.

Westmorland was historically a sparsely inhabited county whose main economic activity was sheepherding.

Only one other county, Gadsden County, whose vote increased, had a larger percentage change.

The city and county, whose officials deny any racial discrimination, are appealing the ruling.

In Central Jersey there's a county whose name rhymes with "Boris".