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Discover Ludwig"projects whose" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific group of projects that have a certain feature or characteristic in common. For example: "I recommend looking into projects whose goal is to reduce waste."
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At Simons's gathering, the participants were encouraged to propose projects whose payoff might not be immediate.
Economic factors alone increase the costs of large projects whose development spans decades.
Have I taken on jobs and projects whose results can be objectively measured?
The percentage of the IDB's projects whose impact was rigorously evaluated doubled between 2005 and 2009, but only to 14%.
What about projects whose value-to-cost metric is greater than one but whose time has not yet run out?
In part, she said, those difficulties stem from legal tussles over rights to projects whose creators may be long dead.
As a development organization, it lends money to cure market failures, financing projects whose returns would not attract other lenders.
Wikipedia shows that collaborative communities are most effective when they tackle projects whose orchestration is relatively simple.
The other male lead is Cree James, a young man from the projects whose father was killed in a random shooting.
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The end result was a meaningless mess of super-projects whose only real context was the global investment portfolios of the people who paid to construct them.
When we met Mr. Hickey he stood smoking a cigarette outside one, Godt-Cleary Projects, whose owners, he said, had chosen the art at THEhotel at Mandalay Bay.
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