Sentence examples for whose introduction from inspiring English sources

Chelsea are still searching for a focal point in the absence of Diego Costa, whose introduction at half-time for the dismally uninvolved Oscar was overdue.

Ms. Jorgensen said her clinic sees several new cases each month of adolescents whose introduction to drugs came from an A.D.H.D. diagnosis and prescription.

He should find out how tough it is next week, when his bill, whose introduction was delayed this week, is due finally to be unveiled.

Raúl Jiménez went on, the Mexican striker who is a Real Madrid fan, who was yet to convince, whose introduction had drawn those whistles.

There remained scope for El-Hadji Diouf, whose introduction to Scottish football had hitherto been tame, to highlight his wilder tendencies.

That is not the fault of Mr. Knight, the game's executive producer, a literary soul with an M.F.A. in directing, whose introduction to a new edition of the Longfellow translation is accessible and quite smart.

The company said its outlook omitted potential revenue from new products in the pipeline, whose introductions were delayed because of warning letters from the Food and Drug Administration.

A few too many people walk through its pages and dine at its tables, cameo relatives and ex-husbands whose introductions feel like digressions.

"It's not just putting men and women together," said Ms. Rockafellow, whose introductions have led to five long-term relationships, including the marriage of her husband's twin brother.

It's unclear whether users will cut Apple more slack over the Siri problems than they did over MobileMe, an online service whose troubled introduction in 2008 turned into a rare debacle for Apple.

Jens Christian Grøndahl (Silence in October, 2000; Virginia, 2003; An Altered Light, 2004) and Per Petterson (To Siberia, 1998; In the Wake, 2002; Out Stealing Horses, 2005) are two novelists whose successful introduction to an anglophone readership was due to the persistent dedication of their translator.