Sentence examples for whose issues from inspiring English sources

A fucking show whose issues are on the front page of the paper every day!

"You look at who's been very active, whose issues are coming up.

The nighttime calls from those whose issues are not so different from hers.

Part of its work is with families whose issues mean a new child has to be removed at birth, with a view to being returning to the family.

It's important for a judicial nominee to have both a strict respect for laws passed by the Legislature and signed by the president as well as a feeling of empathy for plaintiffs or defendants whose issues are being adjudicated.

Should Afridi last very long in his new role, there is a good chance he will find himself tossing for innings with Ricky Ponting of Australia, whose issues with alcohol and betting once threatened to capsize his career.

Lawrence Lessig recently ran for President as a one-issue candidate whose issue was getting money out of politics; yet his campaign raised millions of dollars, "irony notwithstanding".

This is true of THE NEW YORKER and of House & Garden, whose issue shows a glass-enclosed house... Mentions private swimming pools & slimming diets.

(In fact, Staake, whose issue hasn't arrived yet, told me while on the elliptical trainer at the gym this afternoon that he knew for sure that it ran only because of all the mentions on Twitter).

Historically, candidates whose issue positions are closer to the center of the electorate tend to do a little bit better than the fundamentals would dictate; those who are closer to the extremes do somewhat worse.

I preferred a race against Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore, two establishment politicians whose nominations looked certain and whose issue positions seemed virtually indistinguishable; both support America's current trade policies, including Nafta and the World Trade Organization.