Sentence examples for whose likes from inspiring English sources

Your application for credit could be declined not on the basis of your own finances or credit history, but on the basis of aggregate data — what other people whose likes and dislikes are similar to yours have done.

No politician has done more to disempower the National Security Agency than Paul, whose likes to tell audiences on the campaign trail that what they do on their cell phone is "none of the government's damn business".

In essence, he has become a river architect, and his principal clients, whose likes he has tried to divine and whose every whim he has tried to address, are the wedgemussels.

When I finally had enough money to move to the Village, I found an apartment directly across from a sex emporium and next door to a bagel cafe whose bagels, in my opinion, didn't hold a candle to the bagels of my Bronx childhood, although its regulars included a group of drag queens whose likes I had not seen in Gun Hill.

You barely had to think that your wife was looking a little older in the mornings, a little more worn from the struggles of raising two acquisitive kids who spent all your hard-earned cash on robot-tailored deals, before you received in your in-box an e-mail from a hot, carefree coed whose "Likes" included puppies, balloons, and defeated men.

According to a report in the 4 March issue of Nature, one such genome came from a bug whose likes had never been sequenced; the researchers deduced most of its metabolic pathways and figured out how it survives on a diet of iron.

For this is a company whose like we have not seen before.

The consortium is also considering whether sites like Facebook, whose "like" button is used across multiple Web sites, would be considered first-party or third-party sites.

In the etchings of Piranesi, Rome seems like "the creation and home of earthly giants, a titanic but now vanished race whose like would not come again".

One Detroit executive gave me a concise lecture on General Motors General Motorsrs is the kind of institution whose like doesn't exist elsewhere in Western civilization.

Bob Seger, whose "Like a Rock" became the Chevy Trucks theme, practiced his night moves "in the back seat of my '60 Chevy".