Sentence examples for whose dwellings from inspiring English sources

Their homes, diet, and ostentatious burials are in stark contrast to those of the common folk, whose dwellings cluster at the foot of the sites where they probably laboured.

BEIJING — Moving to address a major source of social strife, the Chinese government says it plans to toughen regulations significantly to protect and compensate homeowners whose dwellings are singled out for demolition and redevelopment.

But Ms. Ashcraft also has many clients who do not reside in drop-dead living quarters, whose dwellings are more typical of the city: oddly laid out, low ceilinged, light challenged apartments.

In China, for example, the film's imperialist themes have upset audiences who believe that the plight of the aliens, the Na'vi, who are forced from their home by human industrialists, is a parable for Chinese people whose dwellings have been forcibly razed by local governments to make way for new construction.

For those residents, whose dwellings produced a high level of annual effective dose, recommendations were given to them to take remedial action in their homes.

Within a few weeks of the storms, many residents whose dwellings were not destroyed were able to return to their homes.

For the envy-chain experiment in Sunday's Times Magazine, we let each subject — instead of our own editors — tell us whose dwelling we should feature next.

Residential buildings include the single-family dwelling; the duplex for two independent households; the accessoria, whose dwelling units have individual entrances from the outside; the apartment building with common entrance; and the barong-barong, a makeshift shack built of salvaged materials (flattened tin cans, scrap lumber, cartons, or billboards) that is common in the poor areas.

For all control households, if a household member was not home, the enumerator selected the next closest household whose dwelling appeared to be made of similar construction materials (i.e., a proxy for similar socioeconomic status).

The first inhabitants of the region were the prehistoric peoples whose hut dwellings rose from pile foundations driven into the shores of the lake.

However, for purposes of rescission under §§ 1026.15 and 1026.23, the term also includes a natural person in whose principal dwelling a security interest is or will be retained or acquired, if that person's ownership interest in the dwelling is or will be subject to the security interest.