Sentence examples for rule whose from inspiring English sources

After all, who would support a rule whose costs exceed its benefits?

Only in today's regulatory climate could such a simple idea become so complex, generating a rule whose preamble alone is 215 pages, with 381 footnotes to boot.

One example they cited was from the rapper Ja Rule, whose song "Livin' It Up" includes the lyrics "Half the ho's hate me, half them love me".

It's a rule whose subsidiary clauses state that famous attractive people have something in common with the rest of us: they are attracted to famous attractive people.

The authors were not even able to find a study leading to the "eight glasses a day" rule, whose origin remains unknown.

Appiah remains skeptical of simple maxims for ethical behavior — like the Golden Rule, whose failings as a moral precept he swiftly demonstrates — and argues that cosmopolitanism is the name not "of the solution but of the challenge".

"If the police and the mayor won't follow their own rules, whose rules will they follow?" he says.

After all, he lives by a set of rules whose logic is, to him, inarguable.

Lobbying has already begun over how the new rules, whose details have yet to be made public, should be interpreted.

At the heart of the problem is that the S.E.C. has rules whose concepts are diametrically opposed to each other.

Still, unlike other rules, whose writing requires cooperation with several other agencies, the Fed can complete these itself after consulting with the Treasury Department.