Sentence examples for whose interest has from inspiring English sources

For readers whose interest has been piqued online, the anthology provides an appealing way to learn about a range of subjects.

Mount Etna has been acting up lately, and for any amateur volcanologists whose interest has been raised, there is a new map that lists active and dormant volcanoes in Alaska, Washington State, Oregon, California and Hawaii.

Non-specialist readers whose interest has been well sparked may be tempted to move on to meatier works, but they may also end up thinking that they understand the subject better than they really do.It is possible to simplify the science in a way that does not offend readers with deeper knowledge of the subject, and many of the passages in Mr Bodanis's book do, in fact, pull this off.

This certainly relies on the behavior of social partners, whose interest has mainly been the stabilization of existing jobs and employment.

Doerr's involvement with BetterWorks is more than just that of a VC whose interest has been piqued by a catchy idea: while at Intel, he was involved in some of the early efforts being made by large companies to figure out ways of harnessing people's ambitions and tying them to more organised productivity.

Its main objectives are to investigate several suspected risk factors whose interest has been growing worldwide in the last decade.

In 2003, she and a member of the congregation, Rabbi Regina Sandler-Phillips, a social worker whose interest had evolved from her work in 9/11 disaster relief, organized the Park Slope chevra kadisha with a handful of volunteers.

Victor Herrero is a Spanish singer, classical guitarist and pianist whose interests have ranged from Gregorian chant to rock and folk.

Both Wallace and Thurmond purported to speak for the common man whose interests had been compromised by the Democratic Party, yet this presumption led them to strikingly different places.

Excluded social forces, whose consent has not been won, whose interests have not been taken into account, form the basis of counter-movements, resistance, alternative strategies and visions … and the struggle over a hegemonic system starts anew.

Section 241 of the Canada Business Corporations Act permits stakeholders in a corporation, including creditors who have been "oppressed" or whose interests have been unfairly prejudiced or unfairly disregarded by a corporation to apply for redress to a Canadian court.