Sentence examples for whose buying from inspiring English sources

Patty Smith, a spokeswoman for Amazon.com, said the site already provided explanatory information about its business partnerships -- as with Toys R UsUs, which has a store within Amazon's site, and with Consumer Reports, whose buying guides Amazon distributes.

An inexpensive currency effectively subsidizes companies that export goods — and their workers — at the expense of most Chinese households, whose buying power is diminished.

Both use a "coupon-at-till" system called Catalina, which proclaims on its website that it "finds just the consumers whose buying preferences match" a particular product.

Americans, whose buying binges have powered economic growth, spent cautiously in May for the second consecutive month, another tentative sign that the robust economy might be slowing.

Stephen Hester, who will take over as chief executive later this month, is under pressure to restore dividend payments at the bank, whose buying spree included the purchase of parts of ABN Amro at the height of the market.

The economic concern now centers on the question of whether the American consumer, whose buying played a major role in making last year's recession a mild one, can keep spending.

As small fry, they can be more nimble in their investments than the large funds, whose buy and sell orders have the risk of moving prices away from them.

Any attempt to legislate our way to a cooler earth, the argument goes, will inevitably resemble the package of cap-and-trade emission restrictions that passed the House last year: a Rube Goldberg contraption whose buy-offs and giveaways swamped its original purpose.

In addition to providing these suggestions, these in-depth interviews also helped to engage key actors, who later facilitated access to their staff and whose buy-in is critical to the institutionalization of ongoing training programs.

Search for "penny auctions", those whose Buy-it-Now price is only $0.01 and that don't charge for shipping.

Japan was also outshining the United States, whose consumers bought most of its products and whose military provided its protection.