Sentence examples similar to in benefit whose from inspiring English sources

Might Apple and Facebook's offers of egg freezing be, in fact, the kind of employee benefit whose principal beneficiary is the company?

"The strategic change in the region to Iran's benefit, whose banner was carried by the Houthis, cannot be ignored," he said.

Depression product appraisal increased in companies with greater health benefit generosity whose benefit professionals were male.

It also phases in a reduction in benefits for workers whose earnings averaged more than $40,000 a year over their working lifetime.

So he switched to raspberries, in part to benefit growers whose greenhouses -- and profits -- lay idle in the winter months.

But locals said that fund-raisers for the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, whose benefit took place on July 12, were disappointed with the results.

Mars is also set to perform at the Robin Hood Foundations annual benefit in New York, whose goal is to "fight poverty in New York City by supporting more than 200 nonprofits with financial and technical assistance".

Swisher et al (2008) evaluated 115 sporadic EOC and reported a survival benefit in patients whose tumours had low BRCA1 expression.

However, its clinical benefit in patients whose metastatic melanoma progressed on a prior BRAF inhibitor treatment is only modest at best [ 21].

The findings have important clinical utility as they suggest that the noninvasive and more economical diagnostic testing of NT-pro-BNP may allow for easier and less labor intensive surveillance of MS. Further, biomarker testing could be of particular benefit in patients whose body habitus does not allow for favorable echocardiographic images.

If not for the sake of justice, certainly to protect those in whose benefit it was established.