Sentence examples for whose existing from inspiring English sources

Upon completion of the center, whose existing brick masonry will be exposed, visitors will enter through a pergola.

well-recognized religious sect or organization [then] organized and existing and whose existing creed or principles forb[ade] its members to participate in war in any form...

Those whose existing debt has shorter maturity have to roll over more debt each year and would be harder hit by higher yields.

L.C.F.&L., whose existing assignments include the New York organization, competed against Bozell Jacobs Kenyon & Eckhardt; HBM/ Creamer, and Fahlgren & Swink.

Rather, we are faced with a dependency statute that empowers state officials to circumvent neglect proceedings on the theory that an unwed father is not a 'parent' whose existing relationship with his children must be considered.

I think LiquidPiston's X2 model, which is rated at 37HP, would be useful for a small car like the Tata Nano, whose existing Honeywell engine is also rated at 37HP but is known to be noisy.

And few know that its architects were John Kellum, whose other existing work includes the Cast Iron Building at Broadway and 11th Street, and Leopold Eidlitz, whose other existing work includes St . Georges Episcopal Church at 209 E. 16th Street on Stuyvesant Square.

The sale of the UK's third largest airport to Manchester Airports Group MAGG) is expected to be completed by the end of February and marks the continued rise of the group, whose three existing airports and property business contribute around £3.2bn to the UK.

They want to get developers seriously interested in some 40 acres of land in the area whose many existing assets include not only Liverpool and Everton themselves but Stanley Park with its recently-restored Gladstone Conservatory and a curious European record: the playground with the most number of swings for grown-ups.

A world geometry is not the physical theory of such a world but a framework or "graphical representation" in whose terms existing physical theory might be displayed, essentially by formal mathematical identification of known tensors of the existing physical laws of gravitation and electromagnetism, with tensors derived within a the world geometry.

Perhaps the dispossessed should be formally entitled to claim a share of turf whose more fortunate existing occupants seek only to repel them.