Sentence examples for deal whose from inspiring English sources

And this deal, whose details are expected on Tuesday, won't ruin America's.

Meanwhile, they have imposed a new deal, whose effects are now being felt.

(A recent deal, whose financial terms were not disclosed, granted such status to the social news site Reddit).

In Azerbaijan, he was party to a deal whose only real enterprise might have been the laundering of money.

Organizations of publishers, authors and booksellers have all come out against the deal, whose price was undisclosed but was probably less than $200 million, pocket change for Amazon.

But Smith became a scathing critic of Roosevelt's New Deal, whose programs the present New York governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, lavishly praised on Wednesday at the memorial.

Google had reportedly been in talks to buy the wireless chip company, a deal whose prospects appeared to have withered considerably.

They come at you in bland waves, these attractive young writers working for important magazines with six-figure deals whose books are long-listed for fairly prestigious prizes.

Saint-Étienne is one of thousands of public authorities across Europe that tried to shave borrowing expenses by accepting derivatives deals whose risks they could not measure.

Brady Wyatt, a Dallas lawyer representing a person accused of drug dealing whose case has been dismissed, said he doubted that the police had acted criminally.

Those deals whose amounts were disclosed brought in $6 billion, compared to $8.5 billion in 2007.