Sentence examples for whose further from inspiring English sources

The other half, the mostly poor whose further education and training are dreadful, better deserve its support.

He's making a citizen's arrest — Claudette is nothing more than a disobedient "nigger" whose further oppression will feed his scarecrow ego.

He indicts free trade and foreigners for missing the gravy train, but also hyphenated Americans - Hispanics, Greeks, Armenians, Russians, Indians, Jews and blacks - whose further offence is to menace Anglo-Saxon culture.

In portraying characters that other people already recognize, characters whose further adventures other people already want to read, nonprofessional creators can find a wholly voluntary, non-paying audience of people whom they will never meet.

McGrath was unique, of course, a genius whose further technical attributes included an uncanny ability for a tall man to get in so close to the stumps in delivery that even minuscule movement was accentuated.

Wolcott's two daughters and a son -- plus a Mrs. and Miss Marvin and a Mrs. Beach, whose further identities are lost to history -- converted the lead into musket balls, some 42,000 of them.

The plays were then handed over to director Ariel Craft, whose input further sharpened the plays".

For its final evening, the festival presented some of the finest electro DJs and producers working in France: Etienne de Crécy, DJ Cam, Feadz and Chateau Marmont -- whose name further endeared the band to the L.A. audience.

The reasons given ranged from the fear that it would destroy any chance of future cooperation with President Johnson on civil rights issues to that it would alienate the larger public upon whose support further progress on civil rights depended.

Preceding Leon was another Latino, and a gay man, poet Richard Blanco, whose presence further underscored the shifts in public acceptance of gays and lesbians as well as the president's increasing embrace of gay equality.

In our model, upon mild dosing of HU, DNA damage caused cell cycle arrest and overwhelmed DNA damage repair pathways whose downregulation further magnified the DNA damage effects.