Sentence examples for whose force was from inspiring English sources

For Napoleon, whose force was smaller, the losses were more costly.

Tipu's unsuccessful attack in 1789 on the Kingdom of Travancore, a British ally, was an embarrassing defeat for him, whose force was held up by fire from a small number of defenders, and resulted in the Third Anglo-Mysore War.

Arnold, whose force was augmented by the arrival of friendly Indians, advanced about 10 mile toward Fort Stanwix on August 23 when a messenger from Gansevoort notified him of St. Leger's departure.

Her cheekbones were high; she was a ghost of a woman whose force was so overpowering that looking at her turned him on, but also kind of hurt him.

Lancashire's PCC Clive Grunshaw, whose force is set to lose £24.5m under the existing proposals, said: "This whole process is an absolute mess.

The Los Angeles police chief, Bernard Parks - whose force is mired in corruption allegations - was clearly delighted to have some good news to announce.

Clive Grunshaw, Lancashire's PCC, whose force is set to lose £24.5m under the proposals, told The Independent: "The whole process has been a mess from start to finish.

Vogler's 'calculative view' is accordingly that whenever (or perhaps, almost whenever) you have a reason to do something, you have a calculative reason, that is, a reason whose force is: this is a step toward the termination point of my action.

There were conflicting reports about the death toll, with the African Union, whose forces are helping fight the Shabab in Somalia, saying at least 15 were killed.

The Ministry of Defense, whose forces were badly underequipped, was asking people to text it money; in the first week, it had raised a million dollars.

A growing number of nations whose forces are overmatched by the United States are fielding these weapons, which can slow, disrupt and perhaps even halt an American offensive.