Sentence examples for whose finding from inspiring English sources

The American Enterprise Institute's online magazine has an article called "The Katrina Lesson," whose finding seems to be that moralizing public comments from entertainment-industry figures like Sean Penn and Celine Dion are annoying.

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"That's what I think these frills were for, probably impressing mates," said Mr. Longrich, whose finding was published this week in the Journal of Paleontology.

Ms. Reno, whose finding was based on an analysis of over 600 cases, expressed alarm at the numbers, and said further data needed to be gathered.

It was considered on Tuesday in a hearing by the landmarks commission, whose finding of appropriateness will be needed for any project on the site, which is within the Upper East Side Historic District.

The United States' failures in basketball, track and field, and other sports in Munich ultimately led to the 1975 creation of the President's Commission on Olympic Sports, whose finding that "there is no truly effective system for amateur athletics in this country" transformed sports programs and priorities.

Originally, the team of researchers, whose findings are published in the Aug. 24 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, were trying to find out what unusual cognitive gifts multitaskers possessed that made them so successful at multitasking.

William Hurt is Daniel Purcell, a scientist whose findings vex his betters.

Detectives say this is a difficult inquiry whose findings have exposed stark contradictions.

Dr. Burkholder is a careful researcher whose findings have been confirmed by independent specialists.

report, "Boxed In," whose findings served as the foundation for the lawsuit.