Sentence examples for substitutes whose from inspiring English sources

One year Merton dropped out and the producers tried various substitutes, whose failure Merton watched with undisguised glee.

Rachel O'Sullivan and Sophie Downey, who cover women's football for www.girlsontheball.com, said the majority of the abuse was made towards the Australian players and substitutes, whose bench was on the side of the pitch where the soldiers were sitting.

In addition to being unachievable (since panel members are often replaced by substitutes whose identity is not known at the time of the submission date) it is a standard tool for eliminating proposals from scientists who are considered to be "outsiders" to a given study section's normal range of poposers.  .

Or they get more care from nurses, physician assistants and other substitutes, whose ranks also are stretched thin.

The "severed web" is a Barely Tolerable Substitute, whose meaning approximates "I love you".

Agassa hurled himself at the substitute, whose shot hit the shins of the keeper and spun wide.

Winter spotted Craig, on for Whelan, and played a delightful through ball to the substitute, whose sweeping shot was blocked by Gordon.

He argues that contrary to the consensus view, even the cheapest paper holds up well and that microfilm is a poor substitute whose chemistry is suspect and whose use by readers is torture.

Tissue engineering offers, virtually, a viable and effective platform to develop a functional and completely nonimmunogenic and biocompatible airway substitute whose pliability, elasticity, and mucosal lining could be similar to that of the native tissue.

Food production is part of the problem of global warming, but it will become part of the solution as we learn to cook and eat a wider variety of foods, instead of turning to a food substitute whose components rely entirely on climatically inefficient industrial farming.

Padraic begins the spree by killing the substitute cat, whose fraudulence he discovers the second he pets it.