Sentence examples for whose engineers from inspiring English sources

Pakistan therefore sought urgent help from friendly countries, including China, whose engineers have the necessary experience, to repair the damage on this critically important highway.

Threats come from North Korea, whose engineers have developed nuclear bombs and are now working on the missile technology to carry them.

According to Motorola, whose engineers conceived the idea in the Arizona desert in 1987, long development time and poor marketing hurt the project.

The office contacted DeKalb Genetics, an Illinois seed company, whose engineers immediately sent 22 pages of data on the virtues of Illinois corn to the film's producers in Hollywood.

Correction: August 1, 2004, Sunday An article last Sunday about delayed efforts to repair the roof of the Mount Vernon Public Library misstated the name of a company whose engineers were touring the building on July 22.

"This is a very serious problem across the country," said Aleksandr V. Trapeznikov, spokesman for the national electric conglomerate, whose engineers have been trying to cope with the calamity.

Sue Turner, whose engineer son Iain Rogers, is also in St Petersburg, said she and his sister may hold a Christmas Day vigil outside the Russian Embassy and if her son is not home early in the New Year, she will apply for a travel visa.

A friend of mine suggests that the engineer from the prologue was in fact a rogue operator whose fellow engineers are belatedly trying to undo his handiwork – a neat theory that resonates with the original Prometheus myth.

Taiwan has an Industrial Development Bureau whose 100 engineers keep tabs on the capabilities of many Taiwanese companies.

But that would require more skilled foreigners to move to a country whose own engineers and doctors have fled in droves.

There was the big office equipment company whose software engineers spent hours every week putting together elaborate presentations for their weekly meeting with the boss.