Sentence examples similar to whose bordering from inspiring English sources

OPEN MARKETS  Singapore and Chile are the two emerging economies whose borders are most open to trade.

It is also a state whose borders have yet to be properly defined.

He's not really Levantine, an identity whose borders hug the Mediterranean coast.

The Kurds, whose border runs through Mosul, were alarmed but not surprised.

Sisti recruits heavily in Canada, especially Ontario, whose border is about a 90-minute drive from campus.

Of the 336 districts whose borders are drawn by state legislatures, Republicans have full control of 196, Mr. Storey said.

No less hopefully, the Egyptians, whose border abuts Gaza, seem to be going along with that idea too.

The mountains are divided among the Highland, Moray, and Aberdeenshire council areas, whose borders radiate from the massif.

North Korea is still technically at war with the South, along whose border it masses artillery, tanks and troops.

He said he believed five paintings were now in Moldova, a former Soviet republic whose border lies near Carcaliu.

But Al Qaeda is merely lying in wait in Pakistan, a country whose border with Afghanistan is disputed and tenuous.