Sentence examples for portfolio whose from inspiring English sources

"Paul Goodman Changed My Life" pays tribute to a man — poet, teacher, social critic, guru without portfolio — whose name was once a household word and whose books were talismans of intellectual seriousness and social concern.

Scott Lawlor, the founder of Broadway Partners, bought 28 office buildings in 2006 and 2007 and is now stuck with heavy debts on what is left of a portfolio whose value has dropped by at least a third.

So the No Pain, No gain portfolio, whose house rules demand that only £5,000 should be invested in each company, will be unable to take part in the Government's promised share sale, which should occur next year.

Google's purchase in 2012 of Motorola Mobility, with a patent portfolio whose value it estimated at $5bn£3.3bnbn), was meant to fend off such attacks – but so far that has failed.

The mountain is also the polestar of the portfolio, whose prospectus requires it to be at least 65percentt invested in companies with headquarters in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska.

The Quinn family jewels, according to the examiners, include the Kutuzoff Tower in Russia and the Univermag shopping center in Ukraine, as part of an international real estate portfolio whose value the government has estimated at 500 million euros, with annual rental income of more than 30 million euros.

As the drama unfolds, some of the calmest investors hold mainstream bond portfolios, whose returns have been relatively unaffected.

Patent trolls buy or create patent portfolios whose only purpose is to extort fees from the companies that actually make the things that the patents supposedly cover.

One after another, publishing firms have been absorbed into huge corporate portfolios, whose profit expectations are driven by the illogic of Wall Street.

Unfortunately, it has secured plenty.In March, it abandoned all vestiges of realistic accounting by allowing banks to value their massive share portfolios, whose worth counts towards their capital, at historical rather than current market prices.

Portfolio -- whose publisher, ADRIAN ZACKHEIM, said, "We were beside ourselves to have it" -- beat HarperCollins in the bidding for the book, people familiar with the deal said.