Sentence examples for position whose from inspiring English sources

He will become chief software architect, a new position whose responsibilities remain vague.

"In fact, just last year we created a fellowship position whose main priority is to assist our reporters on litigating F.O.I.A. cases".

One piece remotely suggests a figure in the lotus position whose lump of a head has drooped to the ground on a tragically stretched neck.

For the Brewers, though, the deal was a worthwhile risk, delaying the free agency of a player at an important position whose career seemed to be on the rise.

It is only those people over 45, when careers have "reached a stable position", whose happiness is harmed by the success of others.The prospect of 20-plus years of bitterness might make retirement seem more appealing.

In one issue, a contributor "questions her own existence as a videogame academic," a non-tenured position whose very existence this twelve-year-old Nintendo Power reader could hardly have imagined.

But it also backs gun-industry positions whose relevance to its historical focus on hunting and fishing is indirect at best.

Constructive interference or intensity maxima are observed on the screen at all positions whose distances from A and B differ by zero or an integer multiple of λ.

Such is life in the N.F.L. Two men who play different positions, whose weight is vastly different, who run at vastly different speeds, ultimately want the same thing.

Selig talked about minority suppliers and minority banks, but his directive talked about positions whose holders control budgets and have the authority to make decisions in baseball operations.

And among his surviving manuscripts are some remarkable notes on sexual techniques, toys and positions whose explicitness would have made Mill blush.