Sentence examples for whose division is from inspiring English sources

"I think the sheer magnitude of the epidemic here in Colorado was surprising this summer," said Dr. Petersen, whose division is based in Fort Collins.

"We didn't want to leave behind an eyesore," said Mr. Kuykendall, whose division is responsible for 90 percent of Citigroup's affordable housing loans, a market segment that F.D.I.C.-insured banks are mandated to serve by the 1977 Community Reinvestment Act.

He needs to do a lot of talking between now and the annual meeting of shareholders on 24 April if he is to convince the City – which after all loves bonuses – that it is worth throwing millions of pounds at investment bankers whose division is misfiring.

RLS measurement in organisms whose division is morphologically symmetric such as S. pombe or E. coli is ponderous by comparison, but studies have determined that these organisms have division asymmetries that cumulate after repeated divisions, and therefore these have a replicative life span as well (Barker and Walmsley 1999; Stewart et al. 2005).

(Many years after the war, several credible observers speculated that the problem may instead have been gifts from the area's renowned distilleries. Among the recipients was Gen. John Brown, whose division was supposed to start the attack).

But take away 60,000 hardened U.S. combat veterans and you have a degraded, ill-equipped force, half of whose divisions are little more than locally recruited militias.

Two years later, with young daughter and glamour-loving wife, he moved into the Namiestnikowski Palace, the presidential abode, promising to heal a nation whose divisions were so bitterly exposed in the campaign.

Halliburton has objected to my use of the word "confiscate" in summarizing changes in pension benefits to employees whose divisions were sold, changes described in a Sept. 10 New York Times article.

Which may be fine for smaller dudes, whose divisions are thinner (how many 108-pound men do you know?), but isn't a great path for bigger pugs who should ideally face considerably more opposition before challenging the best.

The company wants to lead in a market like Citigroup, whose Citibank division is the largest U.S. credit card issuer, or J.P. Morgan Chase, whose Chase Merchant Services is a major on- and off-line transaction processor.

Gerber is owned by the Swiss company Novartis A.G., whose agriculture division is a leader in bioengineered foods.