Sentence examples for strategy whose from inspiring English sources

Then, in 2005, Mr. Kumar played a new strategy whose rewards he is still reaping.

It recommends the Foolish Four strategy, whose portfolio construction rules are constantly being tweaked by back-testing.

And even if it is an overestimate, Mr Liddy's revolution may still be justified: no business can thrive on a strategy whose time has past.

The aim is to appoint a director of coaching and a person charged with overseeing strategy, whose remit would include data analysis and administration.

In one way or another, though, all are custodians of a strategy whose guiding principle has been to avoid debate about solutions to climate change by denying its existence — or at least by diminishing its importance.

For weeks, ElBaradei and foreign diplomats have tried to persuade the military to handle the demonstrations peacefully, to wait them out and let the protesters drift away — a strategy whose soundness seemed obvious to any outsider.

But fewer than five million of those households are in the United States, and the network's new strategy, whose rollout began on Nov. 22 and will continue throughout the spring, is aimed at redressing that imbalance.

Nowadays a stint with Second City is often just a stage in a larger career strategy whose trajectory has been established by the example of all those successful alumni.

Silicon Roundabout became the cornerstone of the government's new Tech City strategy, whose idea was to nurture our little homegrown tech district to see if it couldn't be fanned into full flame.

His advisers constructed strategies whose feasibility never got tested by those who knew Vietnam first hand.

Elsewhere in the same suite is WWP Strategies, whose co-founder is married to TargetPoint's chief executive and works for the Romney campaign.