Sentence examples for shelters whose from inspiring English sources

The old and the sick, single mothers with babies — the helpless — live in shelters whose fragility can leave you sick with unease.

But the Internal Revenue Service is already getting tougher, and is seeking to force disclosure of who bought some shelters whose evident purpose was to reduce taxes by concealing dubious maneuvers from Uncle Sam.

Corporate tax shelters, whose resurgence is costing the government billions of dollars a year, would be much less lucrative under revisions proposed yesterday by the bipartisan staff of the Senate Finance Committee.

The children are placed into Office of Refugee Resettlement shelters, whose population increased 22percentt in the month of May after the separation policy began.

But that figure didn't include more than 700 children who still remained in shelters, whose parents the government had not deemed eligible for reunification.

Critics, who dub it temperament testing, say it's not scientific, not fair to frightened kennel dogs and cats, and not suitable for big city shelters whose resources have been strained by budget cuts.

Shelter, whose work has clearly influenced Labour, thinks not.

It costs the equivalent of $5.4 million annually to run the shelter, whose funding comes almost entirely from Indians living in the United States.

We drank mint tea in his office, and he told me about three girls staying in his shelter whose father stabbed his wife to death two years ago.

She was picked up on the streets of Pass Christian, Miss., and taken to a shelter, whose director responded to Mr. Camp's contest seeking a new Benji.

Just north of a Harlem park named after Marcus Garvey, who turned 6 in 1893, a man stood rock-still in a bus shelter whose transparent shields shivered in the wind.