Sentence examples for taiwan whose from inspiring English sources

The possibility of a war over Taiwan, whose security America also guarantees, remains.

Taiwan, whose December exports were down 42percentt, has built a strong business in computer components.

By contrast, the company has 300 shops on Taiwan, whose population of 23 million is comparable to Shanghai's.

China is also poised to pass an "anti-secession law" directed at Taiwan, whose people yearn for freedom from such intimidation.

Corporate outsourcing led the managers to Ase Test, a semiconductor testing firm in Taiwan, whose shares are traded on the Nasdaq.

Hong Kong's position is further threatened by Taiwan, whose new President, Chen Shas-bian, hasignaleded that he is open to negotiating direct trade links with China.

Quoted in an article last year in the journal Science, Dr. Stoneking proposed that "the ancestors of Polynesians were Austronesians who moved out of Southeast Asia -- not necessarily Taiwan -- whose population expanded along the coast of New Guinea, intermingled and then moved out into Polynesia".

Patients who aged higher than 40 years, who were blue collar, who registered their insurance in Central Taiwan, and whose income were less than 520 USD/month tended to consume more conventional western medicine.

Yen is chairman of Taiwan-based automakers China Motor, whose shares have dropped a tenth of their value in the past year, and Yulon Motor, which has yielded more than a fifth of its market cap.

The Taiwan Solidarity Union, whose support had helped it control about 45% of the seats in 2004, was wiped out.

Because of a production error, part of the final sentence was omitted in an article last Sunday about the Taiwan director Tsai Ming-liang, whose film "Goodbye, Dragon Inn" is set in a theater that is showing its last movie.