Sentence examples for whose amount from inspiring English sources

That is quite different from other big farm producers, whose amount of land under the plough has either been flat or (in Europe) falling.

Investigators later found that the money order, whose amount was not specified in the complaint, was deposited into Mr. Rodriguez's bank account, according to the complaint.

These students, who worked with Mr. Sinha on Sundays and holidays, received free counseling, but he said he will start charging tuition in July, whose amount he has yet to determine.

The grant increase -- whose amount was still being determined yesterday -- would be available only to businesses immediately around the trade center site: between Chambers Street and Rector Street on the north and south, and from Broadway to the Hudson River.

Scalia, in his dissent, suggested that there was nothing strange about Congress constructing machinery for people who would, as he interprets the law, be nothing more than phantoms, so that they could do the math on credits whose amount would be zero.

That subsidy, whose amount and duration was not disclosed, appears to be the price that Hearst, a privately held media company based in New York, was willing to pay to achieve its objective -- publishing the dominant local newspaper in one of the nation's wealthiest and best-educated markets -- without running afoul of federal antitrust regulators.

The mysterious payments, whose amounts had not been publicly disclosed, included $68.2 million to the United Kingdom, $45.3 million to Poland and $21.3 million to South Korea.

The blood and tissue concentrations of those substances whose amounts change with age are thus more likely to run parallel to the velocity rather than to the distance curve.

HAD you stood outside Goldman Sachs last week, it would have been hard to tell who was receiving a bonus big enough for a few months at a Four Seasons in Bali and whose amounted to the price of a few bottles of Freixenet.

Those deals whose amounts were disclosed brought in $6 billion, compared to $8.5 billion in 2007.

The major constituents were linalool and camphor, whose amounts increased with increasing NaCl concentrations.