Sentence examples for instruments whose from inspiring English sources

Derivatives are financial instruments whose values are derived from an underlying security or financial instrument.

Musical instruments whose A exceeds 440 oscilations may no longer be played in public.

Derivatives are investment instruments whose value is tied to another underlying security.

The downside was the invention of ever-more complex financial instruments whose value and risk were increasingly opaque.

You could say the book resembles a musical composition for multiple instruments whose parts converge around a single theme.

After guests have stowed away their disco balls and big-band instruments, whose music will anchor the iCranialImplant 14.0 playlist?

Ford's primary purpose is to celebrate short stories as 'daring little instruments', whose brevity must force their creators to welcome risk and flirt with the possibility of disaster.

Texas Instruments, whose semiconductors were used in more than half the mobile phones sold last year, dropped 78 cents, to $28.36.

Texas Instruments, whose semiconductors powered more than half the cellphones sold last year, said yesterday that its second-quarter profit almost quadrupled after sales rose at the fastest pace in more than 13 years.

Texas Instruments, whose semiconductors run about two-thirds of the world's cellular telephones, said yesterday that it had agreed to buy the closely held Dot Wireless for $475 million in stock, its third acquisition in just more than a week.

Texas Instruments, whose chips were used in half the cellphones sold worldwide last year, said yesterday that third-quarter sales would rise to the high end of its forecast.