Sentence examples for whose environments from inspiring English sources

There are poor, densely populated places whose environments are degraded (Bangladesh, Haiti).

Of 132 countries whose environments were surveyed, India ranks dead last in the 'Air (effects on human health)' ranking.

Elsewhere, it's those whose environments will be made uninhabitable – and certainly unfarmable – by the effects of emissions so serious they make the Clean Air Act look like a curio.

There are African groups (e.g., Zulu and San), for example, whose environments are virtually lacking in rectangular forms, by contrast with the carpentered, right-angled world of people in Western cultures.

Finally, we remain in an arms race with bacteria whose environments inside us and around us we are constantly changing, stimulating their own rapid evolution.

Other scientists stressed that plants, whose environments can be tightly controlled because they don't move, might be better models than animals for understanding the relationship between genotype, phenotype and environment.

Purposely losing your mental faculties on a continent whose environment is continually shifting around you is a potentially fatal idea.

Pragmatism and resourcefulness were deeply ingrained in residents like Good Old Wang, whose environment had always been fluid.

Areas most at risk are low-lying islands such as the Maldives, whose environment minister, Mohamed Aslam, said the populations of entire islands in the archipelago had been forced to move.

"I live in Newfoundland and have spent some time up on the coast whose environment and people she 'describes' and I can tell you that book is a bunch of malarky from page one," frankthefist wrote.

But when Mr. Bush made it clear that his administration would abandon the accord, the response from much of the rest of the world -- whose environment ministers met in Montreal -- was stunned disappointment.