Sentence examples for whose branch from inspiring English sources

Citi, whose branch network is surprisingly slim for the world's biggest bank, may have less cause for concern.

Jordan, whose branch of the Brotherhood has long been the strongest opposition party, has lately arrested several members, including a party leader charged with insulting friendly Arab states.

Roosevelt, whose branch of the family had always voted Democratic, hesitated only long enough to make sure his distinguished Republican Party relative would not speak against him.

Citigroup, whose branch network is smaller than Bank of America's, closed two branches in the poorest areas and opened three in the wealthiest.

Cohen, whose branch of the family was disinherited in a power struggle, acidly narrates the gradual unravelling of the family and its fortune, and detours through the histories of sugar, Brooklyn, dieting, and packaged foods.

Sammy Ofer, whose branch of the family controls the Ofer Holdings Group, died in early June after an illness, at age 89, at the height of the media storm over the alleged dealings with Iran.

The appearance of Starbucks, whose Mumbai branches offer paneer wraps as well as blueberry muffins, also reflects India's increasingly international malls and high streets.

At the time, the reefs were dominated by elkhorn and staghorn corals, whose vivid, branching structures provided shelter for a smorgasbord of marine life.

We headed to the canal junction, sliding by ancient trees whose branches draped the banks.

A soft breeze riffled through the trees, whose branches poked over the low bleachers.

AN espalier is a plant whose branches are trained to an orderly and ornamental two-dimensional form.