Sentence examples for whose better from inspiring English sources

The property tax is a concept whose better days are behind it.

He was sure, he added, that "Mr. Haradinaj will again be able to serve Kosovo, to whose better future he has sacrificed and contributed so much".

Phillip Noyce, whose better films include Dead Calm, Rabbit-Proof Fence and Salt, exploits a nice gimmick rooted in the story's mythos.

Venture capitalist Jon Moulton, whose Better Capital firm recently backed a buyout of the UK arm of Reader's Digest, gave £53,000.

Mr Moulton, whose Better Capital group owned the parcel delivery firm, praised his failed managers in a fiery confrontation with MPs from the powerful Scottish affairs and business select committees yesterday.

In much of his best-known work, the temptation to do evil is more readily indulged by men and women whose better instincts have been warped by the need to survive in a corrupt, commerce-driven culture.

Mr. Koch, a billionaire industrialist who made his fortune in fossil fuels and whose better-known brothers underwrite conservative political causes, has been fighting the wind farm, called Cape Wind, for more than a decade, donating about $5 million and leading an adversarial group against it.

We've moved from health care and education to economic plans and whose is better".

"During the opening party everyone was doing bits, trying to see whose were better," said the actor Jason Mantzoukas, who will be seen in Sacha Baron Cohen's movie "The Dictator".

In active ego-match with Steve Jobs over whose is better.

By modification of this model, the improved penetration model is created, whose results better correspond with experimental data.