Sentence examples for whose improving from inspiring English sources

Ford's father Mike is head coach at Bath, whose improving pack have put them above the champions Leicester in the table.

But the High Line is also, undeniably, a symbol of a city whose improving quality of life has been accompanied by massive gains for its wealthiest residents.

Stoudemire, whose improved play has spurred the Knicks during their recent surge, will have to remain healthy for those visual aids to have any significance.

While that's unlikely, here's another ridiculous thought - should Zito, whose improved cutter is sighted as one of the reasons for his success, continue to pitch like this, is there a chance the Giants attempt to re-sign him?

In his second start in place of the injured Brandon Weeden, Hoyer tossed a 1-yard touchdown pass to Chris Ogbonnaya with 4 minutes 54 seconds left that gave an 11-point lead to the Browns, whose improved defense put away the Bengals.

Another hypothesis blames prehistoric humans, whose improved weapons and hunting techniques allowed them to wipe out whole herds of elephants and mammoths (Science, 8 June 2001, p. 1888).

where p R (i) and qR '(i) represent the probability of the pixels whose improved RIU-LBP values are i in the regions R and respectivelyively, and E is an ensemble of possible improved RIU-LBP values.

In May 1936 the Admiralty decided to fit triple turrets, whose improved design would permit an increase in deck armour.

A variety of laser procedures have also been introduced, whose improved hemostatic properties abrogate many of the complications associated with traditional surgery.

Not the Jaguars, whose steadily improving quarterback, Byron Leftwich, is fighting off a sprained right ankle, but insists he will play.

The teens split evenly between those whose IQ improved and those whose IQ worsened.