Sentence examples for referred whose from inspiring English sources

It is also the first study to consider the experiences of those women referred whose pregnancy is found to be viable, as well as those women who experience pregnancy loss.

It was exciting news for authors of any of the several books to which he could have been referring, whose works may get a lot more eyeballs because of Mr. Obama's high-profile, if cryptic, endorsement.

The new CD's title comes from a 1974 book of the same name whose subtitle refers to "the Jewish struggle with modernity".

With local approval for audit purposes, the records of the four Scottish breast cancer family services were scrutinised to identify all referred women whose risk had been assessed, as below the 'moderate' threshold over the 10-year period from January 1994 to December 2003.

For example, such sentences may contain unresolved pronouns or other referring expressions, whose referents may need to be sought in non-central sentences.

It is because Meinong wrongly assumes that such expressions are referring expressions whose meaning is what they refer to that his theory is apt to infringe logical laws.

Perspective refers to whose view of care coordination is being measured.

Programmes using self refraction could refer children whose vision does not improve optimally for further care.

He referred to Ruly Carpenter, whose family owned the Phillies from 1943 to 1981, and Manager Dallas Green.

The red colour of the new lion probably referred to England, whose traditional shield has always been red with three gold lions.

Conan Doyle was certain TSE was referencing his character Moriarty but Valerie Eliot was adamant it referred to Andrew Lloyd Webber whose musical Cats she could not stand.