Sentence examples for whose capitals from inspiring English sources

Hardest hit are those flying to Australia and other territories whose capitals are at least 6,000 miles from London.

Perhaps Latrobe's best-known additions were the unique Corinthian-style columns, whose capitals depicted tobacco leaves (symbolizing the nation's wealth) and corn cobs (symbolizing the country's bounty).

Ancient Phocis corresponds to the southeastern portions of present Fthiótis and Fokís nomoi (departments), whose capitals are Lamía and Amphissa, respectively.

At a fundamental level, it was a mistake for him to attack countries whose capitals he had no way to reach.

Invariably, they are colleges you never heard of in towns no one wants to visit in states whose capitals only repeat winners on "Jeopardy" can name.

Corporate wealth is becoming more evenly spreadWRITING in "Das Kapital" in 1867, Karl Marx observed that in the capitalist system competition "ends in the ruin of many small capitalists, whose capitals partly pass into the hands of their conquerors".

Second, look at whose capital is at risk.

Corruption raises costs not just to Indians, but also to the foreigners whose capital India needs.

Less vulnerable are Allegiance Telecom and Time Warner Telecom, whose capital structures are not burdened by so much debt.

The work took him to the department of Hérault, whose capital is Montpellier.

And some of its equity may be "trapped" within its insurance subsidiaries, whose capital positions are ringfenced by insurance regulators.