Sentence examples for whose futures from inspiring English sources

As with the previous books, there are characters whose futures I'm curious about.

Children whose futures are determined by the Zip codes where they're born?

A few of the miscellaneous bottled messages whose futures are unknown.

The film's most emotional moments revolve around five children whose futures depend on winning a lottery to a charter school.

Elsewhere in the paper, Peter Stanford talks to female clergy whose futures may depend on today's vote.

Question: Who is protecting the interests of more than a million students whose futures depend on a sound education?

Prague and Budapest, the region's largest markets after Warsaw, are the markets whose futures many economists are most concerned about.

But for Walker and the team's other add-ons, players whose futures are unsettled, the last month or so of games represented a chance at securing N.B.A. longevity.

Though everything remains in the early stages, two intriguing offseason plotlines involve a pair of aging pitchers whose futures are unclear.

Next, it must decide what to do with the bank employees and borrowers whose futures now depend on the government's largesse.

The brunt of these schemes was borne by innocent corporate employees, pensioners, and investors--whose futures and fortunes were harmed, and at times, even shattered, by corporate leaders they trusted with their savings.