Sentence examples for property whose from inspiring English sources

It has promised to release for sale any property whose current use it cannot justify.

Lenders are now foreclosing on the property, whose value is estimated at about $1.9 billion.

Each Outlook item contains a MessageClass property whose value tells Outlook which form to use.

The chances would be less if the leaders were men of property whose primary interest was getting their property back.

By contrast, Windows is a piece of intellectual property whose "facilities" are totally open to partners and competitors alike.

The GH peaks show a periodic property, whose period is narrowed with the increase of silica thickness.

And officers have uncovered 26 offshore companies holding UK property whose owners have been linked to suspicious financial activity.

Mr. Pellegrino spent about $2.5 million to renovate the property, whose two buildings sit on three acres.

At one point in the Conservatives' years in opposition, the two were London roommates, in a property whose mortgage was paid out of Mr. Fox's parliamentary expenses.

This old/new mix is in keeping with the property, whose cream-coloured exterior blends in with its 15th-century neighbours, even though it's 500 years younger.

Likewise Alfred Steiner, an artist and lawyer who specializes in intellectual property, whose glass and silver "Ring Pop" is one of the most expensive pieces in the show.