Sentence examples for operations whose from inspiring English sources

A whole generation of young people who have grown up in a grid of checkpoints, bunkers, army camps and interrogation centers, whose childhood was spent witnessing "catch and kill" operations, whose imaginations are imbued with spies, informers, "unidentified gunmen," intelligence operatives and rigged elections, has lost its patience as well as its fear.

He now says the company may keep the ambulance operations, whose results have improved recently.

As shoestring operations whose few employees often work day jobs elsewhere, nanobreweries can rarely guarantee consistent supplies.

Kerry Madden, Lincoln Center's taciturn vice-president of concert halls and operations, whose responsibilities include overseeing the fountain, met me in the plaza.

The third, he said, "reflects more recent developments at some new and some older operations whose new owners seem to be dedicating themselves to quality".

Nanos are the garage bands of the craft-beer world: basically souped-up home-brewing operations whose owners have decided to go commercial, but still hold tight to a do-it-yourself ethic.

There is a harder edge to the operation, whose corporate-style punctiliousness and accountability is an extension of the candidate himself.

The screenplay (by Ms. Goodstein-Rosenfeld) only lightly sketches the workings of an operation whose ups and downs Joe keeps secret.

REPORTER AT LARGE about the Persian Gulf Command, a military operation, whose entire task was to deliver American supplies to the Russians as rapidly as possible.

And he is fortunate to be up against Ed Miliband, and a political operation whose biggest coups were Chris Morris-esque: encounters with Russell Brand and a big gravestone.

The Tote, an 83-year-old state-owned betting operation whose profits return to racing, will go private for reconstructive surgery.