Sentence examples for whose facility from inspiring English sources

In her 2012 email, Ms. Pishchalnikova named Dr. Rodchenkov, the antidoping lab director whose facility had recently been flagged by WADA for suspicious test results.

It sounds like Mahajan, whose facility for gorgeous turns of phrase produces many passages of vivid, startling power, and many others that are capsized by too hefty a verbal cargo.

Many victims of the Khmer Rouge have complained bitterly at what they claim is the leniency of the sentence handed down to a man whose facility was found to have been responsible for more than 12,000 deaths.

The Titans (5-3) were 23rd in the waiver order — which goes from the team with the worst record to the best — and they were the only team to put in a claim on Moss, whose facility for terrorizing defenses is matched only by his capacity for giving coaches headaches.

Also, so much of the advance buzz about the film, especially after its UK premiere at the Glasgow film festival, emphasised its similarity to Rain Man and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, both stories about people with autistic traits whose facility with numbers misleads audiences into thinking everyone on the spectrum is some kind of savant.

"We'd have to deal with insurances, we'd have to deal with the safety certificate and we'd have to get permission from the Borough Council, whose facility it is.

By contrast, Windows is a piece of intellectual property whose "facilities" are totally open to partners and competitors alike.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), whose facilities in Yemen have been hit three times, called the establishment of a ‎committee "a step in the right direction".

Four bedrooms and daily servicing from the Club Barbarossa next door (whose facilities guests can use) soften the impact of travelling en masse.

Officially, Bora's an adviser at Aspire Academy, whose facilities he has just been flaunting, a sporting institute for Qatar's elite young athletes.

"We're trying to capture the interest of the general population, get them hooked on birding and be a gateway to other centers," said the manager, Cate Ball, whose facilities include a milelong boardwalk over the marshes and along the bay.