Sentence examples for whose expanded from inspiring English sources

At the Modern, whose expanded 53rd Street building opens on Nov. 20, that consultant was George Sexton.

Several months later, defense officials created the Pentagon Force Protection Agency, whose expanded mission is to provide "force protection against a full spectrum of potential threats".

I.B.M. -- whose expanded annual report for 2001, the 10 k), contained no damaging information, according to analysts -- buoyed the Dow with a gain of $3.26, closing at $108.50.

The ossicular chain is made up of two parts: the osseous (bony) columella, whose expanded innermost end (the stapes) fills the oval window, and the extracolumella, a cartilaginous extension that usually spreads out in two to four processes that are embedded in the fibrous layer of the tympanic membrane.

The effort to move rapidly to select appeals court judges has been coordinated by Gregory S. Craig, the White House counsel, whose expanded office took the lead on the issue from the Justice Department, which has yet to have many of its senior officials confirmed.

Now the target of their ire is 7-Eleven, the convenience store giant whose expanding presence there has prompted concern about an invasion of national chains.

More than a media creation, Ms. Sharma and her dowry defiance struck a chord in this nation, whose expanding middle class is rebelling against a dowry tradition that is being overfed by a new commercialism.

Southeast Asian nations, meeting in Cambodia, worked today toward a series of agreements with their giant neighbor, China, whose expanding economy poses one of the region's major challenges.

As proof, one need only have looked at Pam, whose expanding belly became so unwieldy that at one point she had to start walking backwards for fear that she'd tip over if she walked facing front.

Indeed, Mr. Alan and his lobbying group, the San Francisco Late Night Coalition, claim credit for the existence of the commission, whose expanding powers come at the expense of another political force in the city — the Police Department.

Olivier Roumy ditched his 25-year career as a high-end hairstylist for Washington politicians and moved to Los Angeles to work sales for DuraTurf, whose expanding list of clients includes both Knight and the Hollywood Bowl.