Sentence examples for whose failures from inspiring English sources

A final president whose failures are instructive to Mr. Obama is Jimmy Carter.

The bonuses would still remain in the pockets of the employees whose failures deserve censure, not reward.

This interpretation is far too generous to Boehner, whose failures, political and substantive, were due mostly to cowardice.

The more accurate comparison is with the Weimar Republic: a flawed democracy whose failures fuelled the rise of fascism.

The yearning for redemption can occasionally veer into sentimentality, but Nadler skillfully creates characters whose failures and faults make them comically, endearingly human.

The headliner is Lil Wayne, whose failures are more intriguing than Jay-Z's and who's been the more challenging hip-hop star over the last decade.

Maybe; but whose failure?

First, save only those whose failure would have disastrous consequences for the country.

Minimize the number of institutions whose failure would matter and subject them to tougher regulation.

Lehman Brothers, whose failure helped precipitate the crisis, was also highly leveraged.

But whose failure was it: the protesters or those they protested against?